Sentence examples for pressed not to from inspiring English sources

You would be hard pressed not to smile.

"I would say we're hard pressed not to be the favorite," Busch said.

"A jury would be hard pressed not to convict under those circumstances," he said.

Looking at the news these days, you'd be hard pressed not to acknowledge that the economy is getting better.

Most were for AIDS drugs, an area where drug companies have been pressed not to enforce patents.

You may be hard pressed not to imagine some permutation of "Friends" cast members in these roles.

"I do suspect that if Al Gore were to show up on 'Meet the Press,' " said one top Bush official, "all the networks, with their dedication to public service, would be hard-pressed not to cover it".

Parents can't win.' Never mind: even loser parents would be hard-pressed not to enjoy Kidulthood, even as they cringe.

But once you did, you'd be hard-pressed not to wonder: What are they doing here, isolated among the encroaching suburban sprawl?

The band's spirited lead singer, Rhett Miller, will be hard-pressed not to offer a track or two from it on this night.

The band's spirited lead singer, Rhett Miller, will be hard-pressed not to offer a track or two from it during this solo set.