Sentence examples for are thrust to from inspiring English sources
Hamlet and Macbeth are thrust to the very edge of sanity; Lear and, momentarily, Othello are thrust beyond it.
In this adaptation, written by Lee and Kevin Willmott, the antics and the artifices of "Lysistrata" are thrust to the foreground.
Largely invisible much of the year, China's non-Communist parties are thrust to the fore each March for a display of what the official news media calls China's system of "multiparty cooperation and political consultation".
Then she was thrust to the forefront of a political saga marked by twists and rivalries.
While Ernst knew of the practice for years, the issue of Repo 105 was thrust to the fore in spring 2008.
"Then, with feminism, she was thrust to the fore, and he was just another dead white male".
His first novel since he himself was thrust to global renown, it energetically attempts to capture for posterity newly transient aspects of identity in our technology-saturated world.
The issue, and the difference of views among the convention's signatories, have been thrust to the fore by Iraq's use of civilians to shield its soldiers.
Walcott was thrust to global prominence when he was the surprise inclusion in Sven-Goran Eriksson's England squad for the 2006 World Cup finals.
Ginza, which had not amounted to much during the Tokugawa centuries, was thrust to the fore of "civilization and enlightenment"—by which was meant, essentially, Westernization by an accident: the great fire of 1872.
The question of North Korea's atomic capability was thrust to the headlines when Pyongyang on Thursday threatened the United States with a nuclear strike.
