Sentence examples for perpetually pushed from inspiring English sources

Women are angry because they are perpetually pushed into the role of caretaker at home, with little institutional support, and then scorned for expressing discontent in that role.

"He will restore honor to a department that, under President Obama, perpetually pushed a political agenda while neglecting to enforce the law," said Sen. John Cornyn, a top Republican in the Senate.

Fossil fuel interests in Congress have perpetually pushed for ending the PTC under the guise of its "market distortion," while conveniently omitting the many permanent tax incentives their industry receives.

Some successful performers are perpetually on, and some are just perpetually pushing.

Those reminded me of Sisyphus, perpetually pushing that rock up the hill, did those Valli models, each dragging their couture albatross of fabric.

At least on this occasion, he had company from Trinidad's father, a demanding man who is perpetually pushing his son toward excellence.

Mr. Locke argues that our insatiable hunger for cheap clothing in constantly changing styles has created a race to the bottom in which brands perpetually push suppliers in Bangladesh, Cambodia and elsewhere for faster delivery and lower prices.

He's wheat-free, dairy-free and perpetually pushing for self-improvement.

The chain reaction goes like this: Working with the semiconductor industry, the semiconductor equipment companies perpetually push forward the capabilities of their equipment in order to achieve the ever-smaller chip geometries predicted by Moore's Law.

Competitors perpetually crowd each other out.

Lamarck was one of the early and most prominent thinkers in the modern era who suggested that evolution was being pushed by a "force that perpetually tends to make order".