Examples of 'impose itself' in a sentence
Meaning of "impose itself"
impose itself: to assert influence, authority, or control in a way that appears dominant or forceful
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It also wants to impose itself on others by force.
Its economic superiority allowed it to impose itself.
That it is able to impose itself on economic actors.
I believe the mobilization will impose itself.
Terrorism wants to impose itself and its logic on us.
The logic of capital will seek to impose itself.
Force wants to impose itself everywhere.
None of these was fully convincing or could impose itself.
A weakened leadership cannot impose itself as a regulatory power.
All religions are tolerated but no religion is allowed to impose itself.
True love never wants to impose itself on the beloved.
Capitalist logic increasingly needs authoritarianism and violence to impose itself.
Let it impose itself on you.
The answer seems to impose itself.
ANNI can not impose itself on other Aboriginal networks.
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The idea to consolidate the market in a coherent and organized space quickly impose itself.
And one language should not impose itself on the other.
From that time, tauromachy on horseback never ceased to progress and impose itself.
Reality however has a tendency to impose itself in the most inconvenient manner.
Faced with intellectual emptiness, any kind of speech can impose itself.
Outer Heaven plans to use Metal Gear to impose itself as a new world superpower.
If you believe it, the others will follow you and the solution will impose itself.
The Burkinabe strawberry market is trying to impose itself in the international market.
Other men shall overcome this bitter and grey moment, where treason tries to impose itself.
Outer Heaven plans to use Metal Gear to impose itself as the new world superpower.
In front of his public, the Ukrainian club will have the means to impose itself.
Anyway, it had to impose itself in order to go from luxury to necessity.
A pride for the country that has managed to impose itself on the tourist market.
Literature can not impose itself [ on others ] as an expression of a particular policy.
But the UN can not impose itself.
It will impose itself above the UN, the OSCE and all other international bodies.
A French success that would have great difficulties to impose itself in North America.
If factoring has managed to impose itself in Europe, it is by demonstrating its adaptability.
So far, it has taken time to impose itself.
Thus, the association “ does not impose itself as a spiritual power superior to my spirit.
It can easily appear to have a coercive approach-seeking to impose itself uninvited.
Today, CSR really begins to impose itself in the operating modes of the companies.
However, no valid alternative has been able to impose itself up until now.
Will the Western model impose itself all the way to the city of Ulan-Ude?
This is the integrated spectacular, which has since tended to impose itself globally.
Could the secular society be able to impose itself on the military-theocracy prevailing in Israel?
Who believes that this royalty, bruised and soiled can still impose itself on society?
That could, in time, impose itself on the Italian centre.
And even in the Resurrection, his glory does not impose itself.
Anyhow, the new system will impose itself in the coming chaos.
It is in the 18th century that this instrument started to impose itself.
Will his verification body impose itself on the press?
This is the integrated spectacle, which has since tended to impose itself globally . ”.
It can only impose itself barriers . ".
God 's presence is a delicate Presence that does not impose itself with force.
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