Sentence examples for cannot be pressed from inspiring English sources

The fragile songs cannot be pressed too hard.

The evidence of Athenian tragedy (the Suppliants of Aeschylus) cannot be pressed to yield secure allusions to Themistocles.

"Like the number of squares on a chessboard — an irony that nevertheless cannot be pressed too far — he was 64," Mr. Brady writes of Fischer's death in 2008.

In the national case, creditors cannot be given a corresponding share in "ownership"; and although the IMF can tell the management (the government) how to run things better, it cannot simply remove it and appoint a new one.So the analogy cannot be pressed too far.

And aluminium companies (not, of course, entirely disinterested observers) reckon that using aluminium instead of steel reduces CO2 emissions over a vehicle's lifetime by 20%.The drawbacks are that aluminium is more difficult to work than steel (it cannot be pressed into shape so easily, and welding it tends to distort it) and that it costs around $1,500 a tonne three times as much as steel.

The construction of these new capacities is, at the same time, an urgent and long-term task that cannot be pressed, but that cannot be delayed.

But aluminium is not so ductile, and cannot easily be pressed into strong monocoques.

In the case of Procera, one cannot exclude the possibility that flaws are induced when copings are pressed and that these flaws may not heal completely during sintering.

The pellets were pressed on hydraulic press at 1687.2 kg/cm2.

Next, the extract was pressed in the laboratory press.

"The voters will do what the voters will do, but it must not be, cannot be because the press did not do enough".