Sentence examples for kind of pushy from inspiring English sources
Christine Buckles, Blaine's mother, recalled that they were "kind of pushy.
At first, she seems the kind of pushy, plucky, determined showbiz mum we've all met.
Indira Gandhi, the future prime minister of India, is "a real prune — bitter, kind of pushy, horrible woman".
Ms. Breillat has spent her career making the kind of pushy, aggressively impolite (incorrect) movies about women, sex and desire that are almost unknown in the United States outside the avant-garde.
She could be cutting about women, calling the earnest Indira Gandhi "a real prune — bitter, kind of pushy, horrible woman" who looked as if she'd "been sucking a lemon" and suggesting in a naughty whisper that Clare Boothe Luce was so macho she must be a lesbian.
"He is a down-home guy who is not a pushy kind of salesperson".
Martha is rich, presumptuous and pushy, the kind of woman who greets the bride by saying, "Tell me all of your wedding plans, and I'll see what I can do to improve them".
She's mouthy, pushy and opinionated -- kind of wonderful and kind of difficult.
Robinson has a crew of three at his behest: Matty Carroll (Brian d'Arcy James), a quiet family man with a mournful mustache; Mike Rezendes Mark Ruffaloo), pushy and restive, the kind of guy who will never stroll across a street when he can hustle and barge; and Sacha Pfeiffer (Rachel McAdams).
Because they aren't normally set up for this kind of promotion (ahem, I was a little pushy about it all), you have to email your name and the promo code "TechCrunch 10%" to [email protected] within an hour of placing the order to get the discount.
