Sentence examples for isn't imposing from inspiring English sources

Translation: Germany isn't imposing Greek-level austerity, which proves that we're flexible!

The pop-up architecture isn't imposing – more Fabergé egg than St Paul's Cathedral – but it's beautiful in miniature and genuinely rewarding, with jokes and surprises of a piece with the stories themselves.

So far, modernity isn't imposing itself on Linières-Bouton, but the sense that such places are getting scarcer is what has driven Mr. Robinson to preserve his secluded outpost here.

THE concept for the exterior, Mr. Fishking said, "was that of a village that borrowed part of Westchester, but we had to break down the scale so that it isn't imposing," This translates into a building that is broken into segments of various heights, shapes and materials.

"The best way to get change is to do it in a way which isn't imposing a quota on a company but is encouraging people to recognise the talents within those companies," she told MPs. "Progress is being made as a result of Lord Davies's report.

If this history isn't imposing enough for opponents, Mexico also happens to be playing extremely well — maybe as well as, if not better than, it has ever played.

But it has to feel like it isn't imposed, and it has to be clear how it works.

Well, the best hierarchy is one that isn't imposed.

The only truly "non-denominational" prayer is the one that isn't imposed upon everyone else.

The schedule is not imposing the rest of the way.

The panel is not imposing a fine on Kraft, but its conclusions are not without consequences.