Sentence examples for personal pull from inspiring English sources

ATB refers one's personal pull towards particular target behaviour.

"Progressive as well as conservative judges have insisted on the importance" of judicial restraint, Reagan said, quoting Justice Felix Frankfurter as saying that "the highest exercise of judicial duty is to subordinate one's personal pull and one's private views to the law".

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The other type of plugins, Personal Plugins, pull content directly into the IM client itself.

Personal development pulls people apart.

The shooting occurred about 6 15 p.m. after Officer Veneziano, traveling to work in his personal car, pulled off the road.

Interrupting him, Buscombe said that "she didn't have the power" to investigate the phone hacking story properly - and separately insisted that "I'd never had my personal strings pulled" by any of the newspaper groups that fund the PCC.

(Anderson) D'Angelo (Thursday) The complex neo-soul talent D'Angelo, who flirted with superstardom for years following his breakthrough single "Untitled (How Does It Feel)" before myriad personal problems pulled him from the spotlight, broke his 12-year silence with capricious appearances at Essence Music Festival and Bonnaroo last summer.

Casino operators can switch games and odds based on time of day, overall floor activity or even personal information pulled from the player's loyalty card.

Putting something on your face is more personal than pulling a phone out of your pocket, with design style and comfort top of the list.

His new novel, "The Accident," is a bit of a departure — as if the knot of the political and personal were pulled more tightly.