Sentence examples for pressing the point from inspiring English sources

Still, Newt has been pressing the point.

Sensing that he had perhaps been pressing the point, he clarified, "I'm not Warren Buffett.

"They speak elaborately about themselves, constantly pressing the point, protesting too much.

Since neither side is pressing the point, the court has appointed Robert A. Long, a Washington lawyer, to argue it as a friend of the court.

Berlin has been increasingly pressing the point that it carries too much of the E.U. burden, undermining many of assumptions Europe operated under during the Cold War.

Though she has grown somewhat weary of pressing the point, she still harbors a hope that he might join the Foreign Service.

By the middle of the fourth set, he had hit more than 41 unforced errors and 42 forced errors, a signal that the Spaniard was pressing the points more forcefully.

I don't know whether defendants' counsel is seriously pressing the three points that he made: One, that Mr. Preminger is merely an employee of Carlyle, and therefore has no place in this suit.

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If you are unable to reach your feet, ask a friend to help you by pressing the acupressure points in your feet.

Calm your overstimulated digestive areas by pressing the reflex points for your small intestine, descending colon and transverse colon, which are located in the arch area of your foot.