Sentence examples for rather imposition from inspiring English sources

Its failure, like many of its ilk, is rooted in the juxtaposition, or rather imposition, of Africa and China.

Schorr's portrayal of Tserkov, the veteran of the group, who experienced the Bolshevik Revolution as a child including Grandfather Frost's "birth" or rather imposition on the children of the U.S.S.R., is superb.

The best route to respect, he argues, lies in empowering people to discuss their own behaviour "so there is peer group pressure to behave, rather than imposition by authority".

Nisbett and Wilson speculated that in many cases introspection may not involve privileged access to one's own mental states but rather the imposition upon oneself of popular theories about what mental states a person in one's situation is likely to have.

It's rather an imposition.

Figure 3 Landschaft Park Duisburg-Nord showing Kowarik's Fourth Nature plants returning by happenstance rather than imposition.

Even the most egregious and harmful management failures must be addressed through design and regulation of the corporation rather than imposition of individual criminal liability.

She provided a pragmatic focus by stressing commencement of sustainable community planning with a specific strategic act or project, such as a housing start, rather than imposition of a village plan.

Reactivation of the silent X coincides with the acquisition of full pluripotency in the nascent epiblast reflecting that this is a state created by removal rather than imposition of epigenetic restrictions.

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

It stressed the emotional and spiritual nature of the child, encouraging self-understanding through play activities and greater freedom, rather than the imposition of adult ideas.