Sentence examples for pressurised her from inspiring English sources
After Williams broke the Russian in the eighth game of the first set she relentlessly pressurised her opponent.
Her first husband used to essentially rape her, and that was why she loved Henry so much, because he never pressurised her into having sex".
A nurse described how the latter example pressurised her and promoted a task-based approach to intravenous administration that eventually lead to a lapse: "So being new myself it was drummed into me that we got the IV medications out before the night shift came on.
A huge presence would pressurise her to please the audience, to perhaps create the same thing over and over again.
Ms Abraham was questioned by Tony Wright, committee chairman, and Kevin Brennan, Labour MP for Cardiff West, on a recent Guardian report disclosing that No 10 used "strong-arm tactics" to pressurise her both to desist from publishing the gift list and to remove all references in her report suggesting intervention by Downing Street.
Her friends started pressurising her to leave our marriage.
Healthcare providers in this study were concerned that a financial incentive scheme could mean that family members or partners might pressurise her to breastfeed in order to get the financial incentive and that this in turn could negatively impact on her relationship with her baby.
Ruth is a large, ugly woman despised by her husband, who felt pressurised into marrying her to please his parents.
It points to the dehumanising effect of highly pressurised, underpaid labour, and in her 1967 Paris production Ariane Mnouchkine presented it as an attack on capitalism.
According to her, she has never had to rely on her appearance or felt pressurised to be beautiful—"The truth is I'm not that girl", she said.
Despite making it clear when she joined the graduate school at Ohio State that her choice was to pursue a diagnostic career, she soon found that she was being pressurised to follow the other route by her strongly research-orientated department.
