Sentence examples for he tends to push from inspiring English sources

He tends to push the envelope.

Though he has a hardy voice, he tends to push for sound.

Mr. Maazel revels in high-contrast works like this, and he tends to push their limits, making the more poetic sections mawkish and rendering the most vivid passages in bright, garish hues.

When Kennan was operating in the realm of philosophy, he tended to push matters to passionate and abstract conclusions.

"If anything they tend to push too much," he said.

Either way, this tends to push western aridity eastward.

That said, Mr. Leerhuber tends to push his voice unnecessarily.

And that tends to push power prices down, and they cannibalize their own profitability.

This activity tends to push costs/prices up, sometimes as much as 40percentt.

"The permanent inequality tends to push up consumption inequality," Professor Perri explained, "but the income instability would tend to push it down".

But a big increase in government debt tends to push up interest rates.