Sentence examples for push to excel from inspiring English sources

So we have to make sure that we have that understanding in the community that you work with, but also the children to see the value in themselves, because that will give them a push to excel.

Ms. Merkel has recalled East Germany as a place where no one was pushed to excel.

She sets the goals and goes for them: she even believed Coco, the family dog, had hidden talents and should be pushed to excel as a show dog – even if she eventually concluded that it was "perfectly fine for most dogs not to have a profession".

Pushed to excel, Koehl started to discover her own intellectual heft.

Kok Pin is pushed to excel at school by his mother (Xiang Yun), but he shows a talent for art, not academics — much to the consternation of his family.

Sometimes people are pushed to excel and think outside the box when they witness the success of another.

Insights from these digital stories speak to the potential benefits of student perspectives, particularly in regard to knowing and understanding what students want for their lives, so curricular opportunities, encouragement and pushing to excel can align (rather than conflict) with student's aspirations (Sizer, 1996).

Professor Ferguson has run seminars with teachers emphasizing the challenges black children face and the need to push them to excel.

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"It's a good time for Malian football and our recent success should help push us to excel at senior level as well," 23-year old Traore told BBC Sport.

The New York Times' recent expose of working conditions inside Amazon has set off a tsunami of discussion about how far Corporate America is willing to push employees to excel.