Sentence examples for pushy on from inspiring English sources
After the final was shown on Tuesday, Rhea's mother, Sonal, was criticised for querying why one of her daughter's answers was considered incorrect and called "pushy" on social media.
"We are concerned that buses may at some point arrive for the children, and the pushy ones will get on while the most vulnerable ones will still be hiding in their shelters and tents – either because they don't know what's going on or will be too scared to get on a bus".
Gary Lineker, former England striker and professional nice guy, recently said his pet hate in football was pushy parents on the touchline.
A visitor to the Balkans is likely to encounter many food markets with neat rows of prettily wrapped artisan food products like olive oil and cookies pressed by pushy vendors on the legions of cruise tourists passing through.
The advisor must discover when and where to step in on a project and move a student along, without being too intrusive and pushy, or, on the other hand, too aloof.
Which perhaps partly explains why the eternal 'crisis' in British tennis continues: not necessarily because there aren't enough pushy parents on the British scene, but because the British scene is so comfortable.
Not in a pushy Fiddler on the Roof matchmaker way but by showing people by example what the Jewish lifestyle looks like.
My grumble was that, on one side, geeks in NHS IT departments are not pushy enough and, on the other, clinicians and NHS bureaucrats who had in their youth been techie-minded, had lost the fire in their bellies.
That mitigates against hanging something on the wall that is immediately pushy and challenging on your eyes".
The novel is studded with jeremiads on incivility and selfishness, on high-end grocery stores where the food is "curated", on pushy cyclists and leaf blowers: "A leaf blower.
