Sentence examples for tendency to pushing from inspiring English sources

Another issue, related to the affective core of BPD is the tendency to "pushing the limits" in building therapeutic alliance.

Luckily, you have lots of ways to circumvent your tendency to push off a deadline.

Slight worry is their tendency to push forward in a tight game.

Typical of his tendency to push the limits, he told Cosby: "Pull your damn pants up".

So, there's gravity, which pulls stuff in, and pressure, which has the tendency to push out.

Some, perhaps in response to public indifference, have a tendency to push beyond the data in arguing for action.

There are some laughs to be had from these humiliations, though Mr. Wright has a tendency to push too hard.

The tenor Misha Didyk, as Manrico, also sings robustly, but his tendency to push the voice distorts intonation.

Edwards is highly rated by the Wales squad for his knowledge, drive and tendency to push them to their limits.

"In this country, we have a tendency to push twins apart," says Nancy L. Segal, director of the Twin Studies Center at California State University, Fullerton.

Cynicism creeps in, and there is a natural tendency to push the images away as a kind of insoluble puzzle.