Sentence examples for essential thrust of the from inspiring English sources
The essential thrust of the First Amendment is to prohibit improper restraints on the voluntary public expression of ideas; it shields the man who wants to speak or publish when others wish him to be quiet.
The essential thrust of the First Amendment is to prohibit improper restraints on the voluntary public expression of ideas; it shields the man who wants to speak or publish when others wish him to be quiet.
"Convinced of the soundness of his report and concerned that inclusion of the ambiguous data will detract from and distort the essential thrust of the report, Engineer A decides to omit references to the ambiguous data," reads case No. 85-5.
Actual attempts to formulate such a list are contrary to the essential thrust of the process described herein.
Scepticism about all those men in tights and gentlewomen of the bedchamber therefore constitutes a failure to understand the essential thrust of English history.
The essential thrust of his speech appeared to be that Italians have a lesser work ethic than the Dutch, that Americans would be better off auctioning their votes in the presidential election to the highest bidder and that the primary role of the W.T.O. was to create a one-world culture.
And we want to feel that each section, no matter how ample or lean, is essential to the expressive thrust of the work.
But its essential thrust — which is what really bothers most of the critics — is justifiable, and well within the arc of legitimate discussion among Israelis, if not among the Israeli government's organizational supporters in the United States.
While the report was tightly held this weekend, some on Capitol Hill said they had been informed of its essential thrust.
Such fins and foils - in effect wings striking down into the water - have the essential function of balancing the horizontal thrust of the sail.
