Sentence examples for being thrust in a from inspiring English sources

It's like being thrust in a chess match with a master when you've only just started playing.

In fact, if teenagers — and adults for that matter — are thrust in a volunteer situation they don't understand or feel that they are simply being assigned made-up work, it can actually have a detrimental effect.

In recent years, scripted features such as "Gangster Squad" and the summer comedy "The Watch" were thrust in an awkward position after their plot lines echoed real-world fatalities that occurred after they were made.

Though I expect the mirror being thrust in our faces to provoke a fair number of "oh, man, I did that" winces, it's also something of a badge of honor to be the subject of a Guest mockumentary, so I'm bracing myself in anticipation.

He too liked a handkerchief in his suit coat top pocket and as his raincoat fell open, he saw that it was thrust in at a casual and jaunty angle.

So I turned up to a friend's party and was thrust in front of a 30-year-old dude who worked at GQ.

If benefits were to be significantly cut, 19.8 million more Americans would be thrust in poverty, according to a recent report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

For a moment, I felt as though I might've been thrust in some sort of thriller: a strange, cryptic warning placed in my hands from an unknown source.

Like overworked parents trying desperately to distract their restless children, the A-League All Stars is thrust in our faces.

But to be thrust in among one's idols holds a special terror.

I'm giving you world-beating tennis, he seems to say every time a microphone is thrust in front of him.