Sentence examples for thorn of from inspiring English sources

The reform dodges the thorn of compulsion by nudging people towards the desired course of action.

Mr. Thorn of the immigration service declined to comment on Mr. Russo's assertions.

"Erin Thorn of the Liberty won the game on a buzzer-beater," Mester recalled.

"It is what strengthened the thorn of extremism in the Arab world".

Now, at 57, he finds his career pricked by the thorn of personal misconduct.

France is indeed an open society but with that openness comes the thorn of unwanted "freedoms".

He lifted one of his bare feet to pull a thorn out of his heel.

But, by way of a thorn, he of course added he had no intention of shutting up.

He makes his nest among the thorns of open animus and coded language.

But in his short career, Ramsey has felt the thorns of the business.

How are we to pluck, from amid the thorns of peril, the rose of security?