Sentence examples for sort of imposed from inspiring English sources

"I sort of imposed that structure," Mr. Davidson said.

"Time passes, but I promise you this: I will always try to defy any sort of imposed gravity".

In the name of national unity, the postwar French government ordered all documents linked to the treatment of Jews during the occupation destroyed, a sort of imposed national forgetting.

But another black Gore supporter, Jamela Larson, a real estate agent in Miami, said: "At first it was a little tough to accept that George W. had sort of imposed himself, but with time I have gotten used to the idea.

It looks as though Astle has a brief to push on, and try to force New Zealand into some sort of imposing, attacking lead.

Dr. Tamir, in turn, said, "I am surprised that Hanan -- if I may call you Hanan, because we are good friends -- talks about unilateral attempts to sort of impose a solution.

I always knew him as the sort of imposing man behind the front desk behind the iconic Astor Place "we speak every language" sign and who points you to whichever barber to go to.

He told reporters that American airpower in Syria is "restricted by lawyers kind of imposing all sorts of conditions".

The assumption was that these daughters are as close to identical as random variation permits, and that neither is subject to the sort of ageing imposed by the disposable soma theory.

He said regulation, particularly in Europe, was not an answer to the challenge, and it was not appropriate to act as if Twitter and its competitors were a type of communications utility that needed the sort of oversight imposed on broadcasters and telecoms carriers.

Another or an additional trigger could be some sort of stress imposed on A. nidulans cultures by bacterial cells.