Sentence examples for essential push from inspiring English sources

It reflects the essential push and pull his characters have between metaphysical realization and cultivated ignorance.

His passion is refreshing in an era that venerates every major 20th-century movement without discrimination, yet it comes at the expense of perspective: He can appreciate the push-and-pull in a de Kooning, but not, as de Kooning so bravely did on that fateful day in 1953, the equally essential push-and-pull between de Kooning and Rauschenberg.

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But it was also terrifying to hear this essential baritone push his voice with such force.

Despite heavy criticism – the Labour party has vowed to repeal the bedroom tax and opinion polls suggest it is unpopular – ministers have persistently argued that it was essential to push ahead with the policy, officially known as the spare room subsidy, to bring the UK's soaring housing benefit bill under control.

It is therefore essential to push control into space; to make spacecraft more autonomous.

Erdogan has been the driving force behind other reforms essential to push Turkey's bid for EU entry.

For Ahmed Alfi, the planned technology park -- and what it could create -- is essential to push Egypt forward.

That's because the so-called core meaning often shifts: core is now most often an adjective defined as "having the essential part," pushing ahead of a noun meaning "the center of a fruit," which Oxford seedily lists first.

As I've mentioned here several times, the states are facing a catastrophic fiscal situation that is short-circuiting essential services, pushing even more people out of work, and undermining the feeble national economic recovery.

Gupta has shown she can get Republicans to play ball, which has been essential to pushing forward the broader criminal justice reform project in the Obama era.