Sentence examples for push an idea from inspiring English sources

Then the director can push an idea for all it's worth and still bring audiences along.

But they're so young I would never push an idea or preach.

But as with any trend, some fashion brands like to push an idea to its outer limit.

An "American Masters" documentary by the filmmaker Chuck Workman has admirably captured these personalities, as well as their uninhibited willingness to push an idea or a metaphor or a sentence to the limit.

But it was unfortunate that he did not take the opportunity to push an idea he raised in his 2002 State of the Union address: the importance of ordinary Americans' volunteering in foreign lands.

He was willing to get involved really early on in new ideas — not in a way where his opinion was overly influencing what was happening, but where his support would really push an idea along quickly.

One writer pushes an idea forward until another steps in.

Besides being a very talented writer, she was fearless about pushing an idea through and saying, "No, we need to say something about that".

The Republicans are also pushing an idea borrowed from Senate Democrats that would provide low-cost prescription drugs for the elderly, costing the state $125 million a year.

Russia has also drastically stepped up its cultural outreach in Macedonia, pushing an idea of "pan-Slavic" identity and shared Orthodox Christian faith.

This would aim to do everything from "enlarging the area of social protection", to "projecting military power".Against this vision of a hard inner core, the British and others are pushing an idea of overlapping groups of co-operating countries.