Sentence examples for pressure thrives from inspiring English sources

Peer pressure thrives on making you feel bad about yourself, therefore making you feel that you have to do whatever your friends are doing in order to feel good about yourself.

He works best under pressure, thriving on the kind of tight deadlines that would paralyze other writers.

You have got to put yourself in that position and deal with the pressure, thriving on that kind of thing.

His brisk style, well rendered in Anna Paterson's fine translation, generally keeps the story moving along.The book's fascination lies in the way the women react under pressure: one thrives, wielding a gun like the killers she documents, another collapses, while a third performs an act of extraordinary self-sacrifice.

Some players absorb pressure, others thrive on it and yet others attempt to deflect it.

We gave Lewis the opportunity to swap it for another project but he was adamant that he wanted to see the project through so where others dropped away from the project as they couldn't handle the pressure, Lewis thrived and saw it out until the very end.

Shrubsole, 21, told BBC Sport: "Being defending champions is a pressure we thrive on.

"We deserved that win today and in terms of relief and people talking about pressure, we thrive on pressure at this level.

It's no secret that relationships take work, but the pressure to thrive is magnified beyond belief when the most minor actions can cause a breakdown.

For students attending university, pressure to thrive academically and socially--while grappling with the new responsibilities of independence--can produce feelings of loneliness, even amidst a crowd.

"A lot of other people would have buckled under the pressure but George thrives in crisis, he has a deep calmness about him that is almost unrivalled," says a leading member of his inner circle.