Sentence examples for feel the push of from inspiring English sources
You don't need to read the program notes to feel the push of the sea in "Deep Far," a quartet (Tai Royal, Sam Fuataga, Sean MacDonald and Daniel Cooper) danced to propulsive music by Afro Celt Sound System.
But this time, the whale simply came on, and on, until I could feel the push of the water in front of its head.
I understand though, especially [for] women, the tremendous pressure that they receive in a place like Hollywood, where thousands of new girls arrive every year all fresh and new, and when you're getting to a certain age, they can feel the push of these things," Banderas said in a recent interview with the UK's Press Association.
And Mylan asked me afterward, 'How come you said that I was supposed to make Elena sympathetic as well as flighty, but she [Rosemary Murphy] just did the flighty business, la-de-da and all that?' ") We feel the push and pull of ambition, desire and aging.
Being charged particles, they "feel" the push and pull of magnetic fields in space.
I feel the push and pull of fear and exuberance.
Arcade Fire wouldn't be the first band to feel the push-pull of art and entertainment, but it's a tension the Montreal giants tackle with furious ambition on their double, fourth album.
BERLIN — Germans felt the push and pull of their history again on Tuesday, when Nov. 9 came up on the calendar.
AM: When I was writing the bio blurb for Revolutionary, I felt the push and pull of the identity question too.
Once I felt the gentle push of that invisible hand, there was no stopping me.
