Sentence examples for rather pushing from inspiring English sources

Greens senator Sarah HansaidYoung said turnbacks were dangerous and were not about saving lives but rather pushing people away to "die somewhere else".

To the contrary, Sarah Palin's speechwriters, and by extension Sarah Palin herself, were intent on not only cementing a red America versus a blue America, but rather pushing the idea that there is only one true America.

No one had any illusions that Netanyahu was addressing anyone but Obama, with whom he has a tortured relationship, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who had earlier said, "We are not setting deadlines," but, rather, pushing forward on economic sanctions and diplomacy.

One month later he was let out, and says he kept pushing on; or rather, pushing up. .

We emphasize here that the restored antagonism was not due to recovering receptor ligand interactions at the mutation site (residue 876 on helix 11) but rather pushing helix 12 to adopt an antagonist-like conformation as our design rationale, the D-ring hypothesis, intended.

If it is affordable, I'd rather push the envelope".

(Public employees' unions apparently would rather push the governor to the wall than agree to furloughs).

(That is probably because such workers would rather push their employers for more hours than for higher pay).

This conflict, the so-called Pig War, did not crush Serbia but rather pushed it into the Russian camp.

She is someone who rather pushes the boundaries in her acting in order to inhabit the characters she plays.

That year, organisers rather pushed their luck by leading an elephant across the river below Blackfrairs Bridge.