Sentence examples for that he imposes from inspiring English sources

Tarantino is so bent on revenge that he imposes it retroactively, and counterfactually, on history.

The limitations that he imposes on himself, in an era that prizes shows of form above all, are mistaken for a sort of formalistic precision.

He is particularly sensitive about any suggestion that he imposes himself in the Pentagon's business; aides say that he confines his advice to occasions when the president or vice president ask for it.

But if the means — the price signals, conditions and standards — that he imposes on his stimulus are not as creative, bold and tough as his goals, it will all be for naught.

Espinosa's sense of drama is efficient, familiar, and narrow; if there's a moral sentiment to his direction, it's precisely in the limits that he imposes on the movie's dose of pain and gore.

There's a touch of Auntie Mame in him, a "live, live, live" sensibility that he imposes on the more passive Midge, a nearly blind building superintendent who only wants to hold on to his job.

The well-known deal was the announcement that President Trump was handing over about $12 billion of taxpayer money (without a congressional vote) to farmers affected by the tariffs that he imposed (without a congressional vote) on supposed "national security" grounds.

Before that, he imposed a harsh new quota-driven expulsion policy for illegal immigrants, and, while still interior minister, caused outrage by referring to youths in city suburbs as "scum".

Memories both good and bad came flooding back, along with some anger that he imposed on me this way.

My feeling is that the "chaotic life" versus "imperishable art" counterpoint that he imposed on himself often let him down.

Dr. Ingelfinger said that he imposed restrictions to protect his journal's newsworthiness and economic self-interest.