Sentence examples for absolute push from inspiring English sources
Back then, at an absolute push, clever types could admit to loving one's imported, subtitled VHS box set of a 14-part Eurodrama called Berlin Alexanderplatz, but only while wearing natural hemp underpants and jabbing one's knee with a fork in penance.
The few bars that did exist for women, of which there were a grand total of three at an absolute push (Ku Bar, She Soho, Candy Bar), felt dry as hell for many of us because who wants to travel to central London to stand in a glossy pink bar supping £8 cocktails to the dull thump of Rita Ora, just to get some?
"To justify their actions, they now have tried to portray me as an obstinate former C.E.O., determined to regain absolute control by pushing a going private transaction for my own personal benefit and ego," he wrote.
Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr ("nimr" is Arabic for "tiger") was executed by the Saudi government for speaking out against absolute monarchy and pushing for people's participation in governing themselves.
David Thorold, curator of the medieval collections at St Albans Museums, said the meeting was one of a series which sought to try to limit the power of the monarch, who had "pushed the absolute power of the king further than anybody else had pushed it before".
ISIS opted for the absolute: an all out push to establish God's "Principality" (a Caliphate), here and now, on physical territory, with borders, administration, Sharia law and a system of justice.
It was absolute madness – I got pushed to the edge.
Another shopper in Birkenhead spoke of "absolute chaos" as people pushed and jostled to get to the discounted goods.
A combination of more jobs being created and more people entering the workforce pushed the absolute number of people in employment to 29.6 million, the highest since these records began in 1971.
The legacy of colonialism is one of racial conflict sometimes pushing an absolute authority to rise up to contain it thus the tyrant is born.
But the push is never absolute.
