Sentence examples for is pressed about from inspiring English sources
When one woman is pressed about why she admires Ms. Parton, she replies, somewhat at a loss: "I love her singing.
If you're pressed about them then of course you say what they are.
But he also said Mr. Romney should be pressed about his church's history and beliefs.
Unsurprisingly he was pressed about an obvious rift between him and the England management.
On Monday, the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, was pressed about just how the surveillance dialogue the president invited might take place.
Rachel Maddow, host of a show on MSNBC, has been promoting the parade, and on Sunday, Mr. Bloomberg was pressed about the issue on "Meet the Press".
Hagel was pressed about his opposition to unilateral sanctions against Iran a decade ago, and said that was a different time.
At the White House, Scott McClellan, its spokesman, was pressed about whether Mr. Bush still had confidence in the FEMA director.
The waning American role in Afghanistan's future was evident when Mr. Obama was pressed about fears that women could face renewed discrimination after any settlement with the Taliban.
Women learn never to name a salary figure first, and to provide a range, not a number, if they're pressed about it.
