Sentence examples for press too far from inspiring English sources

Taylor went on one aggressive press too far and Slade was away for Nowell to score in the corner.

Drawing an exterior on the 3D figure is a bit tricky, as it's easy to press too far and end up painting on the inside rather than the outside.

For some bloody reason I press too far to the right, away from the button, and miss the whole schtick.

Keep the hook slightly facing outward don't press too far back toward the cutlery.

Of course, the analogies should not be pressed too far.

And, while the comparison shouldn't be pressed too far, both are indomitable, creative women.

"Like the number of squares on a chessboard — an irony that nevertheless cannot be pressed too far — he was 64," Mr. Brady writes of Fischer's death in 2008.

The two played down their quarrel over American plans to build missile defense in Europe, despite recent comments by Russian officials threatening to withdraw from the treaty if the United States pressed too far.

In the national case, creditors cannot be given a corresponding share in "ownership"; and although the IMF can tell the management (the government) how to run things better, it cannot simply remove it and appoint a new one.So the analogy cannot be pressed too far.

Conversely, did the press go too far in abandoning its traditional even-handedness and unrestrainedly attacking Trump, as rightwing pundits are now suggesting?

I came when I was needed; I didn't make any comments in the press, go too far or put my picture with Obama on MySpace, Twitter, none of that".