Sentence examples for view pushed from inspiring English sources

Two years later, the world view pushed by Geller and Gaffney would become central to Trump's campaign for the Presidency.

This is the point of view pushed this week by David Kenny, chairman and chief executive of The Weather Company, which owns The Weather Channel.

It was a political act, in his view, pushed by his political opponents that gained so much momentum that others followed along.

That was the view pushed in the early 1930s by Andrew Mellon, the Treasury secretary, to such an extent that it angered even President Herbert Hoover, who did not, however, seem to think he could overrule the secretary.

On Wednesday, Douglas W. Elmendorf, director of the Congressional Budget Office, wasn't eager to enter that fray – but he disputed the view pushed mostly by Republicans that the health care law has, to this point, hurt employment.

This is "the fatalistic acquiescence in the view" – pushed by neoliberal ideologues both in the media and in government – "that there is no alternative to capitalism".

In this view, pushing the dollar's value down in a controlled and gradual way would reduce the risk of a precipitous and destabilizing decline down the road.

"We were all keeping our heads down when we saw two of our own in full view pushing a pram down the road in full women's dress," he told an interviewer in 1998.

"I give the viewers a good place to fish in close to shore to say thanks for watching and supporting us all this year," Mr. Johnson said as two tugboats from the Town of Hempstead chugged into view, pushing two discarded payload barges and a stripped tugboat toward the reef.

But then any naturalist view pushes us toward value-monism, or toward the view that only one kind of state is good.

And Israeli right-wingers are naïve, and deeply ignorant of history, to regard Iran as their implacable foe, especially when that mistaken view pushes Israel to side with Sunni jihadists.