Sentence examples for feels pushed from inspiring English sources
"Mary has been working tirelessly for months but feels pushed out of this production".
The bohemian element feels pushed out -- it's not really an indigenous vernacular community anymore".
If she then shares the fact of her illness, it is because she chooses to, not because she feels pushed.
He says it is constitutionally all but impossible for him to accept the request—and apparently feels pushed into a corner.
"At one point, one group may emerge because they've got greater population and another group feels pushed out — feels like they don't have any voice anymore," said the Rev. A. Cecil Williams of Glide Memorial Church.
(Even when the characters speak Spanish, one feels pushed toward this march tempo.) What these characters do not share is privilege: the space created by money, nationality and class.
If you can't give him the time he needs to sort through his feelings, he will feel pushed into it.
Andrei felt pushed toward activism.
What makes "Terri" special, though, is that you don't feel pushed around by the narrative.
What is more, established German Jews feel pushed aside by Russian-speaking newcomers.
