In the meantime, Collins knows there will soon be more public responsibility thrust upon him -- resurrecting the 7-9 Giants.
But Orton's poor performance, accompanied by an extraordinary groundswell of public pressure, thrust Tebow into the starting role, where he is now 7-1, assuringssuring that the Broncos will deal with another uncomfortable backup situation next season.
The difference between these new works and "Tilted Arc" is partly context: "Tilted Arc" was not in a museum or a gallery but in a public plaza, thrust upon people (so they felt) and thwarting their (questionable) expectations that public art should be friendly.
There have been low points, too, most of them born of club loyalties and the public caricature thrust on Cole – or generated himself by that infamous, ill-fated autobiography – and he was booed at Wembley after a skewed pass presented Kazakhstan with a goal in October 2008.
She's essentially a public figure, thrust into a career of activism locally and in media appearances across the world.
Vector control, environmental health, water, sanitation, housing, all require a public health thrust.
To be clear though, the actual harm goes far beyond airing their dirty laundry in public and thrusting one Vanity Fair writer's criticism into the limelight.
Lord Lester downplayed the important idea that public figures often "thrust" themselves into media publicity.
The emergence of Ebola in the nation's most densely populated area has thrust public officials in the New York City region into a welter of difficult decisions, as they seek to prevent both public fear and any threat to their citizens' health.
