I like to talk to my players and I never impose anything, I always give them the chance to make their own choices.
Dr. Smith is a wonder: crucially subtle, he never imposes until it's really time for him to step forward, and then he shapes his solos — which grow cathartic and up to five minutes long, as in "Psychedelic Pi"— with a beautiful sense of long-form design, as if he can see the whole thing plotted out in front of him.
He never imposes repertory unless he feels you're excited and will bring it to life".
She does so with a wryness and insight that never imposes itself on the flow of the story but which challenges the reader's assumptions with each carefully crafted sentence.
Although he never imposes an identifiable personal style, Mr. Balsmayer always relies on equal parts visual wit, irony and drama to prepare the audience for what's to come.
Tom's charisma, by contrast, is quiet and unassuming, and all the more impressive given that, despite being physically a big guy, Tom never imposes himself.
"If Clinton never imposed it, and this Republican president isn't going to, it's basically a dead letter," said Philip Peters, vice president of the Lexington Institute, a research organization that promotes market ideology.
He also points to a continuum between his two careers – he first went to the Globe theatre because Deutsche Bank sponsored it – and insists that he will never impose the "bottom line" as the measure of artistic success.
He so loves the idea of calling the early Gore campaign a JugGoreNaut that he repeats the term endlessly, though the campaign was never imposing enough to justify it.
Lastly, it goes without saying that we would never impose a VAT until well after the economy has returned to reasonable health.
