Sentence examples for quality thrust from inspiring English sources

If anything, the visual component, in its repetitiveness and its fuzzy dreamlike quality, thrust the music into the foreground and made one see, indeed, sound on film.

We are a nation so starved of footballing star quality that we thrust enormous amounts of pressure and expectation on the fragile, underdeveloped shoulders of any youngster who shows a glimmer of something special.

This study investigated the effects of cutting parameters on the quality characteristics of thrust force (Ft), surface roughness (Ra), dimensional accuracy (Da) and burr height (Bh) during the drilling of Al/10B4C and Al/10B4C/5Gr composites.

In Zimbabwe, local work on composting has focused on effects of methods of treating or storing cattle manure with a major thrust on quality and nutrient release patterns (Murwira and Kirchmann 1993; Nzuma and Murwira 2000).

His ability to be both exquisitely creative on the field and at times eccentrically kind off it are qualities that are forever thrust into a darker place.

Image quality within and beneath the thrust belt is of much poorer quality.

Facial features have a thin, linear quality that emphasizes the downward thrust of the nose and contrasts with the robust heaviness of the limbs of the full-length figures.

"Storytelling" also suggests a quasi-extemporaneous quality, the privileging of the thrust of a narrative over its details, and while Roberts's narratives have momentum, they are not always painstakingly crafted.

There was, though, no doubting the quality of the final Irish thrust with 90 seconds left as Ronan O'Gara's chip and Brian O'Driscoll's pace set up Horgan for a sensational burst past Moody.

The overall thrust is that the quality of medicine delivered by residency training programs depends heavily on the quality and quantity of supervision provided.

In recent weeks, the efforts to absolve Mr. Ray have taken on the thrust-and-parry quality of a public relations war.