Sentence examples for pushed into doing from inspiring English sources

But I got pushed into doing art".

"I was pushed into doing that movie.

"They won't be pushed into doing things quickly.

But, she added: "We were never pushed into doing anything by her.

I was the weakest programmer of the three, so I kind of got pushed into doing all of the other stuff.

Tellingly, he recalled a conversation he had recently in a pub about English schools and how, he said, "If you're creative and vaguely intelligent, you're pushed into doing art, but if you are — how can I put this? — a bit thick, you're pushed into doing craft".

This support actually pushed us into doing it for real.

I had pushed him into doing something he did not have the competence for.

For example, I remember that he pushed me into doing karate.

But any hint of sentimentality was redeemed by the fact that it was Carrie, essentially, who pushed her into doing it; going to Brody's house in one last act of reckless abandon.

The banking collapse was caused, more than anything, by bad government policy and the total failure of bad regulation, rather than by greed: even if mighty politico-commercial influences pushed governments into doing what they did, that is another matter – a way of manipulating markets rather than participating properly in them – and was not the fault of the stock exchange.