Sentence examples for thought of imposing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and the Congress should abandon all thought of imposing school choice on places that don't want it.

On the other hand, Sally Satel, a psychiatrist and author at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, didn't want to ask for help — she hated the thought of imposing, and of being beholden.

The fact that a mature, level-headed debate about the future of Iraq is being conducted by the Iraqi people, on pretty much their own terms, should surely help persuade the US and UK to abandon any thoughts of imposing another dictator in Baghdad.

"On a personal level, he was a man of imposing intelligence and exceptional speed of thought.

Instead of imposing your will, just give.

One aspect of this is that rationality of thought imposes a limit on a person's concept of his relation to the cosmos".

This regime of thought imposed itself not only on the arts but also on the sciences.

I was dismayed to see that sad train of thought imposed on such a decent and deserving man as Keflezighi.

The train of thought imposed by the author must be, by default, followed by her audience.

These developments were followed in the 1990s by the "writing against culture" movement, which expressed misgivings about a common form of anthropological thought that imposed excessive and disadvantaging "otherness" on the cultures and peoples studied.

Cognitive problems we choose to solve do not come from a neutral reservoir of problems which existed prior to the development of sciences, but we choose those which are born on the ground of a thought style imposed on us and they are usually successfully solved within its confines.