Sentence examples for pressed for a reason from inspiring English sources

When pressed for a reason she amplified: "The boss wants to keep the joint classy".

"They are personal medical records," Mr. Jackson said, when pressed for a reason.

When pressed for a reason, all she could mutter was, "Too many people over there".

When pressed for a reason, they can't come up with anything coherent, though moral philosophers haven't had an easy time coming up with a relevant difference, either.

Knight recalls: "When pressed for a reason, the admissions director admitted it was because of adverse reaction from the teaching staff, who regarded someone with my experience as 'intimidating and possibly disruptive, challenging what we say'".

Feministing.com goes on to report that when pressed for a reason why women should change their last names respondents said, "Women should lose their own identity when they marry and become a part of the man and his family".

Garcia displays similar insouciance when pressed for the reason for his recent success.

Would you, if pressed for one reason or another, be able to stop using Google services?

She told her family she did not want to marry and, when pressed for her reasons, she explained.

When pressed for the reasons his fruits are in such demand, he shrugs and says: "I don't know.

Pressed for reasons, Higson cited Twitter, which provides a platform for the carpers whom comedy, he claims, uniquely attracts.