Sentence examples for general pushing from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, defining experimental music can be tricky as it's not really a genre at all (it originally referred to mid-20th century classical composers like La Monte Young and John Cage, but now applies more to a general pushing of boundaries).

So why are legislators and attorneys general pushing MySpace to adopt an age verification technology?

This is the person tasked with checking my vital signs every so often, making sure I've eaten, supplying me with the junk food I require, putting up with my rants and raves, and, in general, pushing me gently forward without sending me over the edge.

Sanders spent $40 million a month during the primary, and was largely visible during the general, pushing his candidates and his agenda across the country.

After ejecting all the students from the premises, police and security rounded everything off with a little more neck-grabbing and some general pushing and shoving, before everything sort of petered out. .

The attorney general pushed hard for it.

But by subsidizing commodities, the existing bill (and food policy in general), pushes things in precisely the opposite direction.

Others in the family acknowledged that if not Julia directly, then young people in general pushed them to support Mr. Obama.

Instead of announcing that local elections would be held this year, as he had indicated earlier, the general pushed the date back to next year.

Nabil el-Araby, the Arab League's secretary general, pushed the initiative to a vote, with 18 of the league's 22 members supporting the action, Yemen and Lebanon opposing, Iraq abstaining and Syria not voting at all.

In response, advocates for students, public colleges, and state attorneys general pushed back, arguing that there was no basis for barring a live recording of the public meeting.