Sentence examples for pressed the idea from inspiring English sources
Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas, pressed the idea that the deficit and government spending need to come down to help create jobs and bolster the economy.
Trump never really pressed the idea, though he would often tell audiences that he had released a plan to force Mexico to pay for the wall.
On Thursday, President Obama met in Washington with the Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and once again pressed the idea of a top-down diplomatic solution.
In the early '90s, partly as a response to the destructive notion that gay people could be changed, activists pressed the idea of sexuality as a fixed, innate state.
In that letter, Ms. Busquets not only pressed the idea of a management buyout, but floated alternatives, including pursuing a merger with other businesses she believed would have been a better fit, like Barneys.
What's so hard about this?" White House officials say it was Mr. Obama himself who pressed the idea of a surge of his own, openly acknowledging in a meeting that he had criticized it harshly during the campaign.
When Mr. Chafets continued to press the idea of a rivalry, Mr. Limbaugh lost patience.
That they would, in short, resign if ministers tried to press the idea through.
President Bush said that he did not press the idea of Mr. Cheney on his son.
"Russia is trying to press the idea that NATO expansion is creating problems, not solving them," Mr. Geremek said.
It's unlikely, for instance, that the White House will really try to press the idea that the markets rallied on the news that the peripatetic Treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill, had decided to postpone his trip to South America.
