Sentence examples for pushing form from inspiring English sources

Pearson has never been timid about pushing form to its limits, and his splendid prose is also artificial, stunningly so -- high-pitched, evocative, decorative and closer to the human heart than the rictus-grinned pseudorealism of many modern mysteries.

The chancellor told the House of Commons: "Many older people do not just use the NHS they also use the social care system and if we're honest they often fall between the cracks of the two, being pushed form pillar to post and not getting the care they want".

In the past, liberal reformers have pushed form narrower mens rea reform in regards to some violent crime cases, including death penalty.

Nobody was much interested, Houston-Jones says, in "pushing the form".

It's going to be those artists who have been really pushing the form forward".

"It is one of Churchill's most startling adventures in pushing the form of theatre itself, in redefining what a play can be".

The Shunga theme continues into life-size sculptures, such as Nurse Ko2, a leggy, busty verticality figure with a sexy uniform, or 3-Meter Girl, an absurdist composition that pushes form and content to extremes.

"Free," he says, pushing the forms at them.

Just this year it has made major strides in opening up its platform to developers, launching MySpace Music, and pushing new forms of social advertising.

During the design and validation of an item bank to measure mobility in older people, we found that strength (carrying, lifting and pushing) items formed a secondary dimension that produced DBF.

Later in the century, Richard Wagner pushed the form in a new direction and this kind of singing fell from favour.