Sentence examples for push a point from inspiring English sources

The singer Anika Noni Rose is not one to push a point.

And the specialist domestic abuse inspectors, she adds, would know exactly when to challenge and when to push a point.

With my innate modesty, I never push a point unless I'm absolutely sure I'm right.

Otherwise, Americans are just patsies willing to let "celebrity reporters and anchors" push a point of view.

Just go ahead and get paid to lobby and push a point of view while you're also getting paid to represent taxpayers.

But RePlayGround, her company, pushes something besides products and services; it pushes a point of view, about trash.

He added, "If you're pushing a point of view there, you wouldn't take it as a disincentive to keep going".

It's probably pushing a point to see Helen Mirren's Victoria Haroldld's unflappable upper-class moll and fully vested co-conspirator — as a projection of Mrs. Thatcher, but the screenplay, by the playwright Barrie Keeffe, is attentive to the details of this new class alliance as expressed through accent and language.

'The Tortilla Curtain' is often referred to as my most political novel, but even there I was just exploring something, not pushing a point of view.

Jackson Goncalves later pushed a point-blank header wide right.

Because if you're using your craft to push a political point of view … that is going to spoil the basic honesty of it".