Sentence examples for feel to push from inspiring English sources

First, there are consequentialists who view the widespread reluctance people feel to push someone in the path of the trolley in order to stop it and save the five as irrational (Joshua Greene, 2013).

She still knows how the lake shimmers in the sun, how it feels to push through the swinging door into the kitchen.

It doesn't really feel good to push hard onto the point of someone's elbow, but it does feel good to massage the inside of the forearm.

Feel free to push my boundaries!

It refreshes you, makes you feel good to push on.

Vegans: feel free to push the boat out.

He wanted us to feel free to push and pull the original story in new directions.

Other nations in the region would feel compelled to push for nuclear weapons to shield themselves from a nuclear Iran.

But now, as he prepares for retirement, General Pace may also feel emboldened to push for a faster withdrawal.

A suitably technical item to wheel around could mean that even the unreconstructed dad won't feel compelled to push the buggy with one hand.

Governments might feel pressured to push communities into being open defecation-free (ODF), rather than it being a real journey of community learning.