Sentence examples for your imposing from inspiring English sources

You display them in the most intimidating environment possible, staffing each of your imposing outlets with a single, icy concierge dressed in regulation black.

Make sure your imposed boundaries have a reason to be obliged by.

After all, it is dominated only by credence functions that violate the constraints that your evidence imposes on your credences.

Declining to donate your gear is not "imposing" your beliefs on others.

Here where "your reward your survival is based on your ability to impose your will on others," margins for error, for those hoping to escape, are infinitesimally small.

Your ability to impose your will goes with it.

Expand -- rather than constrict -- your child's life by not imposing your own fears or limitations on him.

Does your school impose requirements, nutritional or otherwise, on packed lunches from home?

(Easier said than done if your school imposes such a timetable, of course).

But refusing to state your wishes imposes a computational cost on the other person: now he or she must make the choice (while guessing at your preferences).

Many economists point to Iceland as a case study of what should be done during an economic crisis: devalue your currency, impose capital controls and avoid excessive austerity.