Sentence examples for pushed to write from inspiring English sources

With all the reports of writers facing penury and the dwindling of literary fiction as a dominant narrative form, you might assume that authors, fighting over a shrinking pot of coin, would be pushed to write pedestrian pieces and avoid risk.

And it's why Sequoia has been pushed to write its large checks.

Michael Phelps (USA) is still the favourite for the event in my eyes, and will definitely be pushing to write his name in the history book as the first man to win 3 consecutive gold medals in the same event.

Traditionally published authors like myself are not immune from this new push to write faster.

As such, an excellent critic is not criticizing to make themselves look good; a great critic wants to see the work or creation elevated to its very best, to push the creator as hard as the critic knows the creator can be pushed to perform, create, write, achieve, etc., to be at their very best possible.

"This pushed us to write to the prosecutor general, so that professional lawyers rather than historians can investigate the events of 1991".

It's no secret that T. S. Eliot wasn't the most cheerful person, but was it really his miserable relationship with his wife that pushed him to write his greatest works?

It was neither a vocation nor a particular gift that pushed me to write, but quite simply the enigma posed by a man I had no chance of finding again, and by all those questions that would never have an answer".

But Reich pushed Casiraghi to write a proposal.

That is the case with Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, whose correspondence pushed Descartes to write on the passions, while pursuing a lengthy discussion of the impact of the emotions on health and reasoning and our ability to control them.

They also pushed me to write more.