Sentence examples similar to a myth thrust upon from inspiring English sources

Some have already had a copy thrust upon them as a gift.

They failed to consider how Libyans would react to having a war thrust upon them.

Except he increasingly feels it's a life thrust upon him and not of his own choosing.

First, Dr. Ahmad claims to have a Muslim identity "thrust upon him," as if it were his race or ethnicity.

She hasn't been plucked from obscurity and had a presidential campaign thrust upon her, like Hope Hicks.

There is a myth, propagated by employers, that men eschew flexible working practices because they love the cut and thrust of long hours.

"We had a lot of responsibility thrust upon us at a young age," he says.

After having a decade of updates thrust upon us, this new version is for you and you alone.

Three and a half years ago, I had an e-reader unwillingly thrust upon me.

He says such initiatives rest upon a myth that "technology is the bottleneck in developing countries".

The old saying of "no gain without pain "is now only looked upon as a myth.