Sentence examples for push this point from inspiring English sources

The Ambassador added that Secretary Rice would likely push this point during her meetings here this week.

Yet rather than push this point to its rhetorical extreme, the movie, in the end, backs off a bit, looking perhaps for a happier ending.

"So he went back to Texas that night, and I talked to him over the weekend, and he said, 'I want to push this point out.' " The next week, "economic isolationism" became the theme of a speech on trade that Mr. Bush delivered in Cleveland, where he attacked "people who doubt our ability to compete".

Intel's marketing department has been working overtime to push this point home.

If we push this point aside, then the condition (H4) in [5] is same as (A)(_{scriptscriptstyle +}) above.

Not that they were ugly (at least not in my opinion, but then again, seeing how bad my judgment can sometimes be, I feel I should not push this point any farther), but my clothes and me looked like a mismatch made in hell.

I'm surprised that the press has not pushed this point.

Juror 10 pushed this point: What difference did it make if they had just been fooling around before things got ugly?

"But the same is true for ripping a CD, and the industry has never pushed this point".

Sohail Inayatullah pushes this point by noting, in conversation with me, that there are times when mother tongue actually constrains creativity.

Curious, I pushed this point.