Sentence examples for feeling the push from inspiring English sources

Nearly everyone in the business is feeling the push toward openness, including Apple.

So, despite massive profits to be made by simply maintaining the status quo, Big Oil is feeling the push from all directions and starting to lean green.

"You also have retailers in Western Europe and America who are feeling the push from consumers for a lower price point".

In his book Culture and Imperialism, Edward Said discusses his idea of "contrapuntal reading" in terms of feeling out the push and pull of competing narratives within a single text; for example, the traces of a colonized narrative emerging alongside, within or below the narrative of a colonizer or vice-versa.

So the unelected Commission is feeling the elected parliament's push here.

I spent most of the class in the corner lying on my stomach while everyone rose up and down in warrior poses around me, feeling the rolled up mat push into my body every time I exhaled a breath, comforted to be held in community.

I let my feet settle into the gravel, feeling the irregularity of pinpoints pushing back against my soles.

Every time when the rubber stuck to my hair and pulled at it in little sharp tugs, I thought I was feeling the needles going in and pushing into my skull.

In particular, women talked about feeling the probe gel being placed on their abdomen, feeling the probe pushing into their abdomen, or discovering that a probe had to be inserted into their vagina in order to visualize their uterus.

(Sam Miaa was relieved after having her epidural, but had been unexpectedly distressed earlier in her labour at home: … and I could feel the feeling to push and then she did an internal examination then it gave me like a bit of a problem in my head and she got a torch out, which is what he used to do.

(Mia) … and I could feel the feeling to push and then she did an internal examination then it gave me like a bit of a problem in my head and she got a torch out, which is what he used to do.