Sentence examples for of imposition from inspiring English sources

"It has a feeling of imposition, or forcing".

In weeks such as this, there is a sense of imposition rather than expectation.

The effect of imposition on the morale of junior doctors cannot be overstated.

Importantly, Jeremy Hunt must finally remove his threat of imposition in order to defer Tuesday's industrial action".

Then 13 years ago, I moved to the Jersey Shore, the Land of Imposition, where the open door policy rules.

It was a brand of imposition of which young people like Liana thought nothing: showing up on an older couple's doorstep, the home of friends….

Dunbar says that societies with a tradition of lifelong coupledom do so only because of "imposition by religions, particularly the Abrahamic ones".

The pose and the shape might have a sense of strain, of imposition, as if the figure had been forced or forced itself into this ball.

Relations between the BMA and Hunt had become ever more acrimonious in recent weeks since he first issued his threat of imposition on 15 September.

The poll asked junior doctors if they were "prepared to consider resignation in the face of imposition of the contract in its current form".

For two years after his arrest, he had managed to get on with his work, avoiding the crushing weight of imposition and dependency — his father had spent more time on the case than he had.