Sentence examples for primitive thrust from inspiring English sources
This gives Zhuangzi's Daoism less of the primitive thrust of the Daode Jing (the term wu-wei virtually disappears in the inner chapters).
Rushdie responded with a letter (second on the page) in which he accuses her of factual errors, along with a "primitive feminist attack whose thrust is that I take 'revenge' on women in my books, which collectively amount to an 'assault' on the female sex".
He too is attracted to earthy material, energetically thrusting the primitive into his works.
Kara Walker's American Primitive, which opened Saturday, Sept. 8, at Brent Sikkema, in New York, thrust left politics on me at a time when politics were the furthest thing from my mind that year, and then only pertaining to domestic affairs.
Not all peaked roofs are trusses, for in primitive building, in ancient Greece, and in much Chinese and Japanese wood architecture the chord is omitted and the sides exert thrust.
Thrust stages aren't, well, thrusting.
"Treatment" is equally primitive.
That thrust is everything.
