Sentence examples for to push this point from inspiring English sources

"So he went back to Texas that night, and I talked to him over the weekend, and he said, 'I want to push this point out.' " The next week, "economic isolationism" became the theme of a speech on trade that Mr. Bush delivered in Cleveland, where he attacked "people who doubt our ability to compete".

Intel's marketing department has been working overtime to push this point home.

Yet rather than push this point to its rhetorical extreme, the movie, in the end, backs off a bit, looking perhaps for a happier ending.

Both the DUP and the republicans are strongly committed to keeping the executive going, and are unlikely to push this agreement to the point which might threaten it.

The Ambassador added that Secretary Rice would likely push this point during her meetings here this week.

If we push this point aside, then the condition (H4) in [5] is same as (A)(_{scriptscriptstyle +}) above.

However, I will not push this point too far.

But, as relentless as Egorova, Shloss has to push this parallel to its farthest possible point -- and make Lucia into a collaborator on the "Wake"; as it were, its co-author.

In this country we have a lot of ways to push this uncomfortable, brutal truth away: We point out the tragedy of black-on-black violence, we discredit and smear the victims, we nimby it out of existence by moving further and further into segregated enclaves, and we use the language of war.

Not to push the point, but this conversation takes place inside a trashy romantic novel written by a woman who uses the pen name V. C. Andrews.

In one scene, Refn sticks his camera directly in Gosling's crotch and in the dim light we see no package, no payoff, and he does this not once but twice, as if to push the point limply home: this character is so emotionally bankrupt that there is no possibility for a "money shot".