Sentence examples for sternly imposed from inspiring English sources
With such a deeply ingrained and sternly imposed cultural education, self-examination entails sociopolitical critique (no surprise that Rousseau was the author of the Confessions and the Reveries as well as of the Social Contract and the Discourses), and art criticism takes an inherently ideological turn.
The New York Times published an Associated Press story under the headline "The War in Europe is Ended!" It reported, "[The Germans] were asked sternly if they understand the surrender terms imposed upon Germany and if they would be carried out by Germany.
Structure had imposed order.
Curfews were swiftly imposed.
WASHINGTON — President Obama, whose vilification of insurers helped push a landmark health care overhaul through Congress, plans to sternly warn industry executives at a White House meeting on Tuesday against imposing hefty rate increases in anticipation of tightening regulation under the new law, administration officials said Monday.
Looks tough and imposing.
