Sentence examples for push somewhat from inspiring English sources

"Ms. Yellen's intellectual roots and leadership style both suggest that she would push somewhat more forcefully than Mr. Bernanke to extend the Fed's stimulus campaign, according to a careful review of her career and interviews with more than two dozen colleagues and acquaintances".

Once you need to push it off the straws push somewhat down and not all of it off.

Mary Elizabeth Sell and Devin Alberda offered a zestier attack as the Hot Chocolate leads, though Mr. Alberda pushed somewhat too much at moments.

He seemed, uncharacteristically, to be pushing somewhat in the Act I pas de trois (with Sarah Lane, brisk but somewhat too perky, and a fleetly buoyant Isabella Boylston), but his acting was, as always, a highlight.

But others say Mr. Obama's ad pushes somewhat beyond the generic shots and B-roll of a president at work by briefly turning a West Wing office into an advertising studio for his campaign.

When Mr. Arafat and the Palestinian leadership returned from Tunisia in 1994, Mr. Husseini was seen by some as a rival and pushed somewhat to the sidelines of power.

By design, the engineers feared that if the steering was too quick, unskilled drivers might panic, jerk the wheel and push the somewhat top-heavy trucks into the danger zone of a rollover.

Today's push is somewhat reminiscent of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) protests of two years ago, in which websites big and small blacked out their pages in anger against the proposed legislation.

Under Mr Obama, American forces have pushed back (somewhat) against Chinese sabre-rattling in disputed seas.

During the next years, Henry's captains pushed southward somewhat beyond the Río de Oro.

Senator Mark Warner, a moderate Virginia Democrat, has been pushing a somewhat similar idea.