Sentence examples for the whole thrust from inspiring English sources
The whole thrust is looking forward.
These policies undermine the whole thrust of the stimulus package.
"The whole thrust of the Quarles case is spontaneity, legitimate instinct, not interrogation," he said.
"I'm not sure I understand the whole thrust of your questions," Bernanke says.
The whole thrust of this project is to reverse that trend".
The whole thrust of Solon's reforms was to define and enlarge the sphere of activity of the polis.
"The whole big thrust of Eye on Science is to motivate students to explore science and technology and to help them realize that they can do science at any age," says DeCoito.
CEO John Dunham says this addition is "a 1.0 initiation of our whole thrust into providing better visibility in the enterprise features".
6] quotes Jerome Higgins as saying, "Their whole thrust is to promote value-free sex education in the schools, which leads to promiscuity, which leads to pregnancy, which leads to abortion".
"If Heaney really is the best we can do, then the whole troubled, exploratory thrust of modern poetry has been a diversion from the right true way," the poet and critic Al Alvarez (also known as A. Alvarez) said in The New York Review of Books in 1980, reviewing Mr. Heaney's collection "Field Work".
The way Mr. Gural recalls it, the whole conflict was thrust upon him when his personal loyalties ran up against the murky nexus of business and politics in New Jersey, and the ramifications are certain to play out during the coming gubernatorial election and beyond.
