Sentence examples for pressed itself from inspiring English sources

A coarse, grey mist pressed itself against the windows of my bedroom.

The sun pressed itself on me from above and also, its heat reflecting off the sidewalk, from below.

It didn't struggle or try to escape but simply pressed itself against his wrist and the trailing sleeve of his sweater as if it understood, as if it were grateful.

This means that it is an indication of the spirit of all the good things to come:Pears on a sunlit ledge, flashes of lake, how the poised world pressed itself through the floating surface of that day, how the manifest made its mark.

Stranger still, the question of truth - are they really flying? - does not immediately press itself forward.

Throw in the prospect of paying for the integration of 23m North Koreans to the mix, and the case for a radical approach to growth in essence, another miracle on the Han starts to press itself forward.

Or is the press itself the culprit?

The threat to press freedom also comes from the press itself, Andrew Gilligan admitted.

Among other services, he practically invented modern press criticism, now (unlike the press itself) a thriving industry.

An extra tension is added to the mix by the press itself.

We share your commitment to "independent regulation, both from politicians and the press itself".