Sentence examples for presses toward from inspiring English sources

The God of the Bible is the God who presses toward revelation.

Everything spiritual presses toward corporealization; its eternal figure is a corporeal figure.

But in Barton the background presses toward the foreground with an insistence found in Oriental art, and again in Cubism.

As the crowd presses toward the gates, I find myself next to a tall and slim bearded man named Ali, who made the long drive here from Tamra.

"Silence in the situation requires a radical effort of the will: everything in the culture presses toward speech," he writes, referring to questions in the interrogation room.

Here, devaluation sensitivity refers to the proportion of presses toward still-valuable outcomes in the habit test.

For driver's side bulb, remove the fuse box cover by first pressing on the front side (press toward back and lift up), no need to monkey it off one side at a time by pressing anything that looks like a latch (that's a good way to break the tabs).

Now the crowd pressed toward the barricades, and for a long time the road was empty.

When the protesters pressed toward the stage, Mr. Larijani's bodyguards took him away.

When the politician's bias contrasts with the bias of the press toward the politician, it is not.

Clearly, the new media environment has changed the traditional reserve of the French press toward sexual scandal.