Sentence examples for pressure of something from inspiring English sources

The latter's linguistic experiments "were not a product of a desire to 'develop his medium to the fullest'", Leavis magisterially declared, "but of a pressure of something to be conveyed".

It advances in the habitual, providing illustrations of the sorts of things that he and his friends did, without ever conveying the existential pressure of something that actually happened, in a single moment, in a specific and physical way, with a distinctive and unshakeable emotion.

It's a lot of pressure on something that seems to have just worked so far.

"Frances is someone who can sit down and shift the pressure points of something you might have been dealing with and sit and talk to you about life, about family, about what we've seen on telly," she says.

Nuneaton striker Andy Brown told BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire: "Sometimes scoring a goal early is a little bit of a curse, but credit to the boys, especially the defenders, they had to deal with a lot of pressure for something like 75 minutes of the game, but they never really looked like scoring.

The pressure of having something interesting to write about each week forced me out of my comfort zone and into paragliders, white water rafts, up mountains and into conversations which I may otherwise have passed by.

“We succumbed to the pressure of having something to talk about at the show,” says MacFarlane, who decided to “pre-launch” a new product a slimmed-down version of the original Sonos system.

That constant pressure of wanting something different than I had?

But we weren't saddled with the pressure of getting something done quickly because of mounting legal fees.

When you feel really pressured, think of something to make you smile or laugh.

It's a lot of pressure for something that you don't care about in the grand scheme of life.