Sentence examples for point of pushing from inspiring English sources

This sounded somewhat off, coming from a man who has made such a point of pushing his own personal morals.

That's why in the video I made every point of pushing my sexuality to the level that I'm comfortable with.

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?

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.

"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.

Ms. Weingarten accused the mayor of seeking to score debating points instead of pushing vigorously for a contract, which she says is badly needed to raise salaries and help attract more teachers.

But distributors usually also contribute promotional effort in point-of-sale pushing, local advertising, and display when it is made worth their while.

It definitely feels faster than GPRS and there's not a whole lot of point to pushing text-only e-mail over T-Mobile's new 3G network.

Balance is not a state of being, it's a fulcrum: the dynamic middle point of push and pull.

All drag forces rose in the beginning of pull phase and reached maximum values in the middle of this phase when projected hand area was the biggest (except Hspread max F D during the first point of push phase).