Sentence examples for kind of a push from inspiring English sources

"In the evangelical church in general there is kind of a push back against the Republican party and a feeling of being used by the Republican political machine," he continued.

John also played with his elder siblings when they visited: once, when his two eldest brothers came to visit John, the Prince of Wales (formerly Prince Edward) "took him for a run in a kind of a push-cart, and they both disappeared from view".

"It was kind of like a push for myself to be successful with the music I was doing," Lil Peep said in an interview with GQ. "It can make it harder to get a job when your face is covered in tattoos".

"There was kind of a consistent push to move quickly and focus on the business and customer relations kind of thing," said Vega-Gonzales.

You wait to see some kind of tangible proof that it's finding its way to people's hearts and not just kind of an industry push, if you know what I mean.

And I feel like for women particularly, there's always kind of a pressure to push things down.

That helps me kind of push a lot of that stuff out.

The doctor told the paper: "I've been kind of a pioneer in pushing the limits to see how things work and what the look would be.

Don't push them so hard that you hurt them, but push them like you'd push someone out of the way of a kid on a tricycle — like a "head's up!" kind of push as opposed to a "hit the deck!!!" push.

It's not pressure to be on the list, but I do feel like a kind of different push.

Remember when that was the only film that you had besides this film?" Everybody talks about these old things and it kind of pushes a lot of the stuff that's happening right in front of you away.