Sentence examples for being pushed upon from inspiring English sources

"I think with feminist thought being pushed upon girls from a young age, that some people put a premium on girls' dominating different areas of life," she said.

Boogers or whatever, and we discovered that it was indeed the TechCrunch app being pushed upon innocent social mobile gamers, all with the eventual goal of pushing these terrible terrible apps to the App Store Top Charts.

The concept being pushed upon us is not of a teacher teaching, but one of who babysits while the thoroughly engaged students magically learn on their own.

It was pushed upon us mainly by people who do not want to support public education, as one can tell from their other public statements.

Worse than that, institutions such as the US Congress will, on principle, simply never ratify an agreement that they perceive as having been pushed upon them by other countries.

There is no seeking of a personal privilege in this matter.JAVED JABBARIslamabadSIR The statement that herd privatisation was pushed upon the Mongolians in 1990 by a slew of international aid organisations gets the facts completely backwards ("The nomads' despair", April 29th).

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan leader who abandoned his nuclear ambitions to gain favor with the West, was left without a nuclear card to play when regime change was pushed upon him.

The latter group learns because education is pushed upon them.

At the school district, Bing won't be pushed upon students, Chandler said, adding that he thought Google and Yahoo could be expected to now announce similar programs.

That has been the common belief in our society since nutritional low fat guidelines were pushed upon us in the 1970's.

Sarkozy's government started planning for a No Fly Zone over Libya before the thought of a UN resolution or NATO endorsement was pushed upon the world stage.