Sentence examples for be pushed aside from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply a force to (an object) such that it moves away from the person or thing applying the force.
- In his anger he pushed me against the wall and threatened me.
With his departure, financial reform will largely be pushed aside.
"These complaints tend to be pushed aside or attributed to stress or anxiety".
Some John Jay students and teachers fear they will be pushed aside under a reorganization.
Privately, she has told Democratic allies that she will not be pushed aside through pressure tactics.
I always believed that my life would be pushed aside by other people's.
Should lessons be pushed aside to tackle the urgent matters of the day?
"We won't let Micky be pushed aside because he was gay, never in a million years," they vowed.
There were other matters at hand, but some of the more contentious ones seemed destined to be pushed aside.
But the measures have run into some difficulties, and it appears that they will be pushed aside until next year.
"We should put this right at the top of the agenda, not allow it to be pushed aside by Democrats".
"The fact so many of the bill's key provisions fall short of international standards cannot simply be pushed aside.
