Sentence examples for perhaps feeling pressured from inspiring English sources

In 1928, after Calvin Coolidge, perhaps feeling pressured by Hoover's obvious Presidential ambitions, announced that he would not be running for a second term, Hoover devised a notably modern Presidential campaign, with a professional advertising expert and a pollster on staff.

Perhaps feeling pressure from the younger Jason Bourne spy series, "Quantum of Solace" stripped out much of the Bond quirk.

He appeared to be on world-record pace but seemed to slow at the end, perhaps feeling pressure to break his record after coming within seven-hundredths of a second in Thursday's semifinals.

Brazil cracked at an early stage, perhaps feeling the pressure and, increasingly, the embarrassment.

Perhaps feeling the pressure, a group of seven Republicans joined with seven Democrats in a last-minute compromise.

Perhaps feeling the pressure to carry the Americans, he suffered a couple of uncharacteristic meltdowns in the team competition.

Perhaps feeling the pressure, Young hooked an easy forehand into the net to give Wawrinka an early break in the fifth for a 2-0 lead.

Buttler – perhaps feeling the pressure of the crowd, the heat, the situation, the goading – lost his cool and may hear from the match referee.

It seems to me that older men in the public eye are perhaps feeling the pressure to retain their youthful looks rather more than they used to and dark lustrous locks with no hint of grey is a quick, convenient fix.

Referees were put through an anticorruption boot camp in March, and perhaps feeling the pressure to show results, China's national team in February scored a shocking 3-0 victoverover Korea in the East Asian Men's Soccer Championship in Tokyo.

So, was she perhaps feeling a little pressure at the idea of showing her work on the Opera dancers, on the Opera stage?