Sentence examples for propensity to push from inspiring English sources

If he'd already had a propensity to push uncomfortable feelings under the rug, what would Ecstasy then become for him?

Nothing so grave has happened to Alaa Al Aswany, whose "Yacoubian Building," a skillful page-turner with a winning cast of characters, takes on the subjects of class oppression, government corruption, torture in prison, the rise of fundamentalism, and the Egyptian state's propensity to push even profoundly decent but poor young men to religious extremism and, ultimately, to killing.

As such, it has a propensity to push its competitors and predecessors aside or eventually banish them as well as the companies that produced them from the market altogether.

To push".

You have to push and push".

Pistons have to push and be pushed.

To push two cows?

We have to push them".

She showed me what to do and when not to push and when to push.

Try to push off.

Try to push yourself.