Sentence examples similar to the argument's thrust from inspiring English sources

The argument's central thrust is that despite the appearance of influential immigrant activists using their clout to bolster a candidate, it was actually the establishment that chose the kinds of immigrants that have the cachet of endorsing a presidential candidate.

The argument for these thrusts is presented under ¿Major thrusts towards universal health coverage¿ in the ¿Results and discussion¿ section.

Drones are different than bombing raids, the argument goes, scalpel thrusts aimed at specific malignancies with less "collateral damage".

The timing of Mr. Heilbut's book, and the intensity of his argument, has thrust it from the dusty corners of arts criticism into the heat and light of the political arena in a presidential election year.

A critical point of the "Weygand Plan" and the British government and French Army's argument for a thrust south, was the withdrawal of forces to see the offensive through which had left the Belgian Army over-extended and was instrumental in its collapse.

The thrust of the argument in Section 9 is that fluid vortices are incompatible with Kepler's area and 3/2 power rules.

However, the main thrust of the argument is to throw into relief the importance of that discussion for contemporary philosophy.

If the thrust of the argument is that we collaborated to create misleading medical reports, that is disappointing".

The thrust of the argument made by Brimelow and Gibson is that governments and large corporations are actively pushing an anti-Christian agenda.

That seems to be the thrust of the argument for the company.

The general thrust of the argument set out in the document is that the US does not want to be beholden to European policy decisions on privacy — favouring "interoperability" of respective privacy frameworks.