Sentence examples for emotional push from inspiring English sources

"It gave me an emotional push," he said.

The veto capped an intense and emotional push by the United Farm Workers and its supporters.

"If he comes back in, it will be an emotional push.

If the Jaspers needed any further motivation, a hard foul on Manhattan's Mike Konovelchick by Florida guard Matt Walsh with 9 41 remaining provided the final emotional push.

Brenda Pulley, senior vice president for recycling of Keep America Beautiful, called the new public service campaign "the emotional push needed to raise awareness and positively change people's behavior to recycle more.

The strongest, freshest paintings — which are also glass-encased and depict wintery sun-shot expanses of barren trees — personify the emotional push-pull typical of Mr. Kiefer's art.

Love me!" It's a shameless emotional button pusher, presided over — be warned — by that most weary of latter-day Broadway archetypes, a strong and sassy drag queen who dispenses life lessons like an automated fortune cookie.

Graduation ceremonies push every emotional button, and the one held at the museum's Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium was no exception.

The typical American movie is so committed to noisy spectacle and shameless emotional button-pushing that when a film as profoundly quiet as "In the Bedroom" comes along, it feels almost miraculous, as if a shimmering piece of art had slipped below the radar and through the minefield of commerce.

You can, if you're so minded, mock Coldplay's innate musical conservatism, their shameless emotional button-pushing – at one point they show a video of Muhammad Ali – but you'd have a hard time arguing that they don't make perfect sense in a setting like this.

People, understandably, go nuts: you can, if you're so minded, mock Coldplay's innate musical conservatism, their shameless emotional button-pushing, but you'd have a hard time arguing that they don't make perfect sense in a setting such as this.