Sentence examples for pressing though from inspiring English sources
Perhaps more pressing, though, is socks.
Nothing was as pressing, though, as Vietnam, the war that he'd inherited from Lyndon B. Johnson.
Most pressing, though, is my confusion in the face of Olympic boosters claiming, like Caitlyn Jenner did on HBO's Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons, that the Olympics "bring people together" and "bring this world together".
It may be shaped like a hand grip that a stacked LAD Bible unit would use in the gym, but it has an appealing amorphous shape, as if it were made from the mercury in the Busta Rhymes and Janet Jackson video for What's It Gonna Be? What's more pressing, though, is whether anyone is actually going to use it.
More pressing, though, is supposedly pro-LGBT groups leveraging a minority status to provide a get-out-of-bigotry-free-card in a cynical and manipulative attempt to gain the hard-right ethical kudos and more members.
Kyrgios knew what buttons he was pressing, though.
Her more pressing problems, though, are dramatic.
A more pressing one, though, is whether what seems true in mice really is true in people, and if so, how big the effect is.
It's a pressing issue, though, as Facebook is increasingly trying to convince businesses to buy ads that score them Likes.
It did pose some pressing questions, though.
The most pressing question, though, remains the tribunal.
