Sentence examples for seen as imposing from inspiring English sources

"You don't want to be seen as imposing your views on others".

The involvement of a central bank could also be seen as imposing heavy-handed regulation that would slow down transactions and raise costs.

These omniscient figures, whose ranks they sought to join, were seen as imposing their personalities, at times almost mystically, on every film they made, wielding what the moviemaker and theorist Alexandre Astruc called "le camera stylo" or cinematic pen.

The UI design was seen as imposing additional cognitive burdens on them.

The semantic account may be seen as imposing a further restriction on acceptable mappings.

Here immediate belief changes are seen as imposing constraints of the form "the posterior probability Q has such-and-such properties".

Unlike the UK, most Greeks are not frustrated with the EU in general but, rather, with the austerity measures that are seen as "imposed" by Brussels.

Staff's strong identification with the ward teams and their lack of a sense of 'voice' in the wider organisation may make new initiatives aimed at improving care difficult to implement, especially where they are seen as imposed by distant senior managers.

When she glimpses anti-Merkel protesters, she tells her fans, "I know they won't be locked up" for speaking out against austerity that Greeks, Portuguese or Spaniards see as imposed by Berlin.

Morality, which some see as imposed by gods or religion on savage humans, science sees as yet another adaptive strategy handed down to us by natural selection.

Carlisle is recognised as being a highly intelligent footballer, and is often seen as an imposing figure in the centre of the defence thanks to his 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) stature.