Sentence examples for feeling to push from inspiring English sources

(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.

The feeling to push is overwhelming and you can't control it.

"I love him dearly -- I'm biased about this, and I just feel compelled to do this because almost every day I hear the current incumbent feeling compelled to push down the past to make himself look better".

And the only way to get past that suffocating feeling is to push forward.

The other chronically ill people and I could reply or ask questions at times when we were physically and mentally up for the task instead of feeling pressured to push through a social outing.

It was a great feeling to finally push my little touchscreen ballot, then verify three hundred times that it didn't accidentally switch me to voting Old Man McCain.

That feeling enabled me to push myself beyond my limit.

Parents continued to play a key role during the diagnostic interval, however, with many having already made or suspected the diagnosis themselves by the time of the first consultation with healthcare professionals, and several feeling they had to push hard for GPs to take their concerns seriously.

And throwing them away had not only opened a window onto how my mother was feeling, but also had opened the door to allow in what I was feeling and had tried to push away.

Or perhaps this was the result of artists feeling a mounting pressure to push boundaries and "do something new".