Sentence examples for compelling thrust from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the compelling thrust of technological advance is unwilling to grant us much of a reprieve.
Yeats was one of Larkin's earliest and most compelling exemplars, thrust to his attention in a talk at Oxford by the poet Vernon Watkins – "impassioned and imperative, he swamped us with Yeats" – yet many other voices twitter in the backgrounds of his poems, early and late.
Yet his narrative thrust is never less than compelling, and Rebus remains a remarkably lived-in and mesmerising figurehead of the genre.
These wonderfully drawn characters' inner conflicts thrust the narrative flow in compelling directions.
The American Red Cross, in other words, has no compelling evidence nudging them toward or away from either abdominal thrusts or back blows when trying to save someone who is choking.
Thrusting Rodriguez into the equation will make games that are must-see baseball even more compelling.
The last Rent, as it were, is a particularly compelling counterpoint to the now well-documented mortgage crisis, whose widespread devastation of the American real-estate market has thrust the issue of housing back onto the national stage.
Thrust stages aren't, well, thrusting.
Nonetheless, he had a compelling presence; it was not hard to understand why his troops revered him; he was, I thought, one of those lethal combinations that history thrusts up occasionally — a charismatic murderer".
That thrust is everything.
