Sentence examples for a definite push from inspiring English sources
"There was a definite push from Eddie to have more Japanese-born players," Thompson says.
"There's a definite push towards native plants because we are losing our habitat; it's a way of holding onto what is Long Island," said Karen Blumer, of Shoreham, an ecologist and author of "Long Island Native Plants for Landscaping: a Source Book".
"The, the staff over there was under a lot of pressure to, to say, 'Get it done,' you know, and so, yeah, I, I think it was a joint decision but there was, I got to say there was a definite push to make the decision, get it done, hurry up about it".
There was a definite push back toward long form journalism and startups appeared who attempted to monetize what magazines had been doing for a century.
Arguably these are little more than a big-screen series of tablet e-books, but with the addition of content by J.K. Rowling and others, this Sony effort shows a definite push towards younger gamers.
"This is a definite plus".
But there is a definite pleasure in trying to push yourself beyond your perceived limits, of continuing to make a maximum effort even though your resources are spent.
Look for both the overt and subtle ways that you've been pushing your child in a definite, parent-defined direction.
Sounded like a definite maybe, then again, it is definitely going to be hard for Backe to keep his $4.5-million-a-year 4.5-million-a-year 4.5-million-a-year 4.5-million-a-year
And in a barely noticeable camera-move, Hitchcock uses a push-in track at moments of high emotion: a definite pointer to the way cinema would evolve.
