Sentence examples for pushed the question from inspiring English sources

"We really pushed the question of who was taking the lead in reform," said an official.

Severe floods have again pushed the question of environmental protection to the centre of political debate.

The performances and the trials of Bruce pushed the question of what obscenity was and who should define it.

Ceres has pushed the question of corporate financial disclosure of climate risk, usually in the context of shareholder resolutions, for about five years.

His work and that of Tony Atkinson and Angus Deaton have pushed the question of the inequality to the top of the political agenda.

Driven by a desire to explore this, I wrote a novel in which I pushed the question to its limits: inspired by the controversial work of the photographer Sally Mann, I created a character, a photographer mother, who shot a series of images of her young daughter in provocative poses, nude.

Neal Clarke's percussion solo and Alex Blake's bass solo, flashy applause-getters, pushed the questions aside.

This simply pushes the question back to whether a person can hijack herself.

Obama does, and also how, at certain moments, to push the question off the court.

"My fear is that if we raise the issue with them, they might push the question of whether she should even be living at the hospital.

Clear-sighted and impassioned, it was a set that gained topical charge through August, thanks to the unexpected rise of a certain Islington MP pushing the question of the Left's future right to the top of the news agenda.