Sentence examples for not really pushing from inspiring English sources

That's not really pushing the envelope and I think we should be talking about that more.

Some things, such as Madoka-inspired games are not really pushing the boundaries, whereas Downwell – the game with the guns for shoes – that's really pushing the boundaries.

"I think to some extent, self-awareness is really the only important thing," says Fox. "We're not really pushing for specific rights, except awareness".

President Obama's administration was accused of waffling on Egypt, trying to please the protesters while not really pushing President Hosni Mubarak, a longtime ally of the United States, to leave.

Effective last fall, Disney stopped serving French fries automatically with kids' entrees at its theme parks, "providing equal choice of fries, baby carrots, or grapes, not really pushing one or the other," said Mary Niven, the vice president of food and beverage operations at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.

Our competitor was not really pushing.

Traders, it seemed, were so used to bad news that Thursday's developments did not really push them one way or the other.

With Sven I get the sense that he is a lot stronger than most of the other skaters but does not really push himself beyond what he needs to win the distances".

"As much as I wanted to stay under control and not really push myself to that point, once you get between those lines and something happens, you just reach down for that extra gear," Wright said.

In Brno he did not really push too hard in the first few laps, he let the bike get up to temperature and then just got his head down, closed down the leaders and got past with about four laps to go and went on to win it.

Within his own state of Delaware, Markell said he has not really pushed this issue since becoming governor in 2009 but he intends to do so as part of the learning process during his year running the NGA.