Sentence examples for feel it pushing from inspiring English sources

One can feel it pushing through the cracks of his great opera Taverner, started in Cirencester and completed at Princeton University, New Jersey, where Maxwell Davies had a scholarship (1962-64); its premiere came at Covent Garden in 1972.

Let the air come in through your nostrils... softly... gently... no need to pull it in... Nature abhors a vacuum, so your belly will fill up on its own... Just allow room for the air to come in... easily... Let it come all the way down... Feel it pushing your hands out as your belly expands.

That move remains controversial, especially in Germany, where many feel it pushes too far beyond the central bank's mandate.

The professional body for family doctors has dropped a course provided by a transgender activist charity because GPs felt it pushed them to guide patients towards gender reassignment.

GameSpot's Petit felt that placing the torture scene in context with the monologue created a hypocrisy in the mission's function as a commentary device, and IGN's MacDonald felt it "pushed the boundaries of taste".

If Droleg can now get more public support than JOD did, then the government may feel it can push forward at least with the decriminalisation of cannabis, which was proposed by a government-appointed committee in 1996.

But if the message is too apparent, it can actually be hard to take it in, because you can feel it being pushed at you.

You can place your hand on your abdomen and feel it being pushed away as your abdomen rises.

If they feel it can be pushed back they will not bring their final offers to the table.

There have also been veiled threats from Moscow over the possible use of nuclear weapons if Moscow feels it is pushed into a corner by the US and its allies.

So it's a psychological safety story because from what I learned, people really did not feel it was safe to push back – to say this isn't working, it can't be done.