Sentence examples for have almost pushed from inspiring English sources

These styles embody attitudes that have grown into reflexes and have almost pushed out other, more natural feelings.

Often, when you have almost pushed the rock to the top of the hill, it rolls down once more and you have to begin the arduous process all over again.

There has also been a generation of artists, like Stevie Ray Vaughan and George Thorogood, who have almost pushed the genre into more of a "joyful" blues.

They described how helpful an evidence-based parenting programme had been (even if the process had almost pushed some over the edge).

Thirty years of gun-slinging mass murder American style -- crisply documented by Mother Jones -- had almost pushed me into mute hopelessness.

Double-digit growth rates have almost certainly pushed that total above 300,000 this year, with around 80percentt pursuing bachelor's or graduate degrees.

A recent crash has almost certainly pushed that number to twenty.

"The FIAC's new status is linked to the improved image of contemporary art in France in recent years, and has almost certainly pushed some art lovers to start collecting," said Cyril Mercier, a specialist on the French art scene whose doctoral thesis, completed this year at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris III university, focused on the role of collectors in the contemporary French art market.

I am furious that I am pushed far into a corner that I have almost no options left.

The Crumbs Bake Shop chain, having almost gone bankrupt pushing cupcakes, comes back to life to push the "baissant," a bagel-croissant chimera.

Tillerson has almost certainly been pushing China hard on the North Korean issue behind closed doors.