Sentence examples for basic thrust of from inspiring English sources

But the basic thrust of Obamacare is, as I've just explained, coherent and even fairly simple.

It flies in the face of the basic thrust of the report".

And yet Foxx has now made his peace with the basic thrust of Tarantino's assault.

Still, the basic thrust of the Lincoln Center Festival has not changed all that much since it began.

The basic thrust of their argument is that the United States should get tough with these countries.

The planned statements and other details had changed since the draft, dated July 16, the officials said, but they did not disavow the basic thrust of the release.

The government (Ministry of Home Affairs) in its affidavit submitted to the Delhi High Court responded that, "the basic thrust in the argument of pro-gay activists is the perceived violation of fundamental liberty guaranteed in Article 19 of the Constitution of India.

International events dovetailed with that basic thrust by the winter of 1957 58.

Although petitioner's attack on the supposed usurpation of lawmaking authority by the Florida Supreme Court is, to be sure, hitched to the wagon of Article II and Title 3, its basic thrust reaches well beyond those sources of law.

And its basic thrust, which springs from Article 1 of the Universal Declaration, is also simple: that the rights of children apply to all children, including the poorest and most vulnerable -- that is to say, all rights for all children, in all situations, all of the time, everywhere.

One commission member said of Mr. Ashcroft's testimony, "The basic thrust was to put all the blame on Clinton, and he really made it very politicized".