Sentence examples for pressures to tell from inspiring English sources

There's no escaping stories, or the pressures to tell them.

They could also shed light on whether McNamee was pressured to tell a particular version of events, Walton said.

In the end, this lavishly illustrated volume nearly buckles under the pressure to tell everything about this great inventor and artist.

Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Life are among the listed businesses based north of the border that are under pressure to tell shareholders their plans should Scotland vote for independence.

The misconduct judgment of the ERC-appointed panel discovered Williams was "under intense pressure to tell lies", prompting a three-year ban for the former director of rugby, Dean Richards.

Other than that, don't feel any pressure to tell your friends or family until you are ready.

No woman should feel pressure to tell painful stories about being violated, but every man should feel a responsibility to stop behavior that leads to sexual harassment and assault.

Brian pressures him to tell her the truth, but all he manages to do is to tell Lois how fat she is.

Bond follows her to Hong Kong and in her Peninsula Hotel room pressures her to tell him about Scaramanga, his appearance and his plans; she directs him to the Bottoms Up Club.

On February 26, in New Hampshire, the pressure began to tell.

She said her daughter told her Collins pressured her to tell him about her sexual past.