impose upon

I was all set to do it and I was thinking, "Aw man, " I was just going to impose upon the powers that be, and measure the speed of light.

Do not impose upon his kindness.

I don't like to impose upon you, but could you help me for a few minutes?

The desire Iachimo had to win the wager made him now have recourse to a stratagem to impose upon Posthumus.

Responsibility is not an emotional reaction, not something you impose upon yourself - to feel responsible.

We must however come back to the "fear" factor that the dark Ones still try to impose upon you.

Ran Yong asked what benevolence was. Confucius said: "Never impose upon others what you dislike yourself. "

The constraints on us in rendering assistance to another are often those we impose upon ourselves .

Your disguise is excellent; you could impose upon even your best friends.

When you can do it, life will become a smooth ride and you will avoid the pressures that it may otherwise impose upon you.

We will never impose upon others the kind of sufferings we once experienced.

The university is unwilling to impose upon students the heavy responsibilities of choosing their own courses.

The university is unwilling to impose upon students the heavy responsibility of choosing their own courses.

You shall see that I will not impose upon you, or offer anything that is unkind to you.

I'm aware of the systems of interpretation that some Christians impose upon the Bible.

According to this definition, you should come to unwillingly accept what others impose upon you, regardless of how you personally feel.

You no More deceive me with that false calmness than I impose upon you with my frivolous solicitude

You must not let them impose upon your kindness.

(impose. . . upon) Instead of imposing personal views upon others, we should promote democracy.

And what She thinks She will impose upon men.

I am sorry to impose upon your hospitality.

to impose upon somebody's kindness