Sentence examples for pushover from high-quality English sources.

• Pushover.

• It’s like I’m a pushover.

• No one would call her a pushover.

• No, it wasn’t the newspapers that fed my hero worship but the newsreels: I was a pushover for the prettified black-and-white “truth” they served up.

• Musk: I think I was strict, and they tell me I was a pushover.

• The activities are no pushover, so it really tests your limits.

• It’s also no pushover – veterans of 90s platform games will delight in the challenge.

• "People should know that I'm not gonna be a pushover up there," Psaki told The Daily Beast.

Use pushover in a sentence.

• It doubtless suspects that under either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, America is likely to be less of a pushover.

• He is deft at using diplomatic symbols, inviting Mr Putin to Versailles, while making it clear that he will be no pushover.

• In their desperation to assure their own people that they are not a pushover, China’s rulers are forgetting the first lesson of propaganda.

• Ms Georgieva will have to prove that she is not a pushover for the fund’s bigger members and can insulate its technical judgments from politics.

• Having grown up in a house full of men (she has five older brothers), she learnt from a young age to be assertive, strong-minded and, above all, no pushover.

• "It isn't that long ago we scored a pushover penalty try with Marcus Street scrummaging against (Bath's) Beno Obano who's just been called into the England squad.

• So how was it that Abercrombie continued to fight all the way up to the Supreme Court in a case that Scalia—no pushover, even on matters of religious liberty—deemed an easy call?

• When Mogoeng Mogoeng, the chief justice, got the job, there were fears that he would be a pushover but, according to Edwin Cameron, a Constitutional Court judge: “He proved us all wrong.

pushover sentence examples

• The Kansas City Chiefs are on the road facing the Los Angeles Chargers, a team that probably shouldn’t be expected to give Patrick Mahomes all that much trouble, but is far from a pushover.

• Because it is so hard to imagine any Giants player skipping off to Miami on a lark under Coughlin, McAdoo appeared to be lenient in comparison – even a pushover, especially as a rookie head coach.

• Given that the well-organised and influential biotechnology industry has suffered some serious setbacks at the hands of such activists, some worry that the embryonic nanotechnology industry will be a pushover.

• There had been some criticism of the channel for cutting away so quickly when Haynes, ever professional – although clearly a pushover in the biscuit-negotiating stakes – could have carried on, but she says: “Honestly, I was relieved.”