Sentence examples for to cram this perception from inspiring English sources

Come November, the Republicans are going to cram this perception of Obama down the throats of voters.

For the next six weeks, the Republicans are going to cram this elitist perception of Obama down the throats of the voters.

You do not need to cram this manuscript full of everything you have ever thought.

Her first album in a decade seems determined to cram in all this and more.

To prepare for exams, students had to cram bucketfuls of this easily-tested material into short-term memory.

Yet Samsung has managed to cram better components into this wafer without increasing its size.

The hoards of people trying to cram up close to this thing.

It must be said, they really are trying to cram a lot in to this one.

A million people are expected to cram into Times Square in New York City this New Year's Eve to countdown to 2013.

The author attempts to cram too much information on this field, which could necessitate an entire book.

We'd managed to cram nearly 70 of us into this particular home.