Sentence examples for a thrust of his from inspiring English sources
Sports isn't a thrust of his argument, but do you believe that sports, even the most violent ones, have contributed to peace?
Dr. Gofman's appearance in the nuclear debate surprised some colleagues, since a thrust of his earlier research had been in cardiology.
In "Boxers," the story of a Chinese village boy who grows up to deliver martyrdom to the Christian heroine of "Saints" with a thrust of his sword through her heart, Yang depicts resentful peasants turning into vengeful warrior gods.
A thrust of his furry pelvis later, Ryan would pick up the victory.
The project, which was to have been built by a Malaysian gambling company at the Aqueduct racetrack near Kennedy Airport, was a signature initiative of Mr. Cuomo's and a central thrust of his State of the State address in January.
Milo Djukanovic, the president of Montenegro, has congratulated Mr. Kostunica on his victory, but has given no indication that the situation in Serbia will change a central thrust of his policy, which has been to try to create the conditions for the possibility of Montenegro's independence.
It is generally the view, as expressed by Feferman (1988), that this work was a diversion from the main thrust of his work.
A recent campaign ad indicated the thrust of his re-election bid: "When tragedy struck, he was there, every step of the way".
He also indicated that he would prefer to leave it to the states to raise the rate rather than impose a new national standard, but the thrust of his remarks was clear.
