This sounded somewhat off, coming from a man who has made such a point of pushing his own personal morals.
His weekly podcast, presented with Andrew Collins, makes a point of "pushing back boundaries and saying anything we want".
All of which raises the question: What is the point of pushing for any peace talks when the likelihood of anything positive resulting from them is virtually zero?
That's why in the video I made every point of pushing my sexuality to the level that I'm comfortable with.
"And did I say rose?" The governor has made a point of pushing New York's alcohol industry during his first two-plus years in office, saying that the state's prodigious output of beer, wine and other spirits is often overlooked nationally and even in New York City.
But in most of the songs, the intense emotion of the singer's presentation tended to get in the way, even to the point of pushing her voice -- spurred on, in some cases, by a lot of volume from her able but heavy-playing accompanist, David Moody.
If conservative unhappiness persists to the point of pushing a half-dozen Republican senators into opposition — a suddenly thinkable eventuality — then the support of a like number of their colleagues across the aisle will be Miers's only route to confirmation.
Andre De Grasse, who is 21 and still new to the game, made a point of pushing Bolt hard in the semis of the 200m and if he had managed to run that fast again, would have been right up alongside him in the final.
Jac Nasser made a point of pushing out people who knew the car business and hiring from outside the industry.
Instead of the banks bearing the losses in return for premiums paid by municipal governments, the governments have had to pay massive sums to the banks -- to the point of pushing at least one county to the brink of bankruptcy (Jefferson County, Alabama).
