Sentence examples for pressing way from inspiring English sources

Worse, the plastic depresses enough to affect the display, making it look like you've been pressing way too hard on the touchscreen.

Chapin, in some psychologically pressing way, is the communal daughter of myth-like women, and she turns to the visual idiom of myth in order to paint her inheritance.

What I love about writing nonfiction is that it gets me out and talking to people; what I love about writing fiction is that it doesn't (in any immediate or pressing way) necessitate talking to anyone at all.

After a fairly intimate hour-long conversation in her uptown New York offices, she said as we parted ways, in the most joyously pressing way: "And now we will be friends.

It could be that even if obligation most obviously requires this treatment, the points made earlier about the promise of theological voluntarism also extend to other moral notions, even if in a less pressing way.

However, feminist social epistemologists have felt this need to incorporate a normative dimension to their social analyses in a particularly pressing way: feminist political demands for the elimination of oppression are normative in a moral sense, but they also depend on epistemically normative claims for their justification.

The wild world is gradually pressing its way in.

But the swarm of bodies, pressing his way, energized him.

Or perhaps it was inadvertent, Margaret Thatcher pressing her way back into the Commons whether May likes it or not.

By Wednesday evening, a throng of well-dressed special guests was pressing its way in and around 180 stands, from 24 countries, spilling into a newly renovated space on the Grand Palais's upper floor, known as the Salon d'Honneur.

For a young Gen-Xer who'd begun to feel the products and spectacles pressing their way into her life, Barthes's reading methods helped scatter them, opening bigger spaces for breathing.