Sentence examples for thrust of the language from inspiring English sources

The language is perfect, the rhythm of the language, the thrust of the language, the acting, the eyes are right.

While Calderón also talked about ameliorating the violence linked to the drug war, crime prevention and respecting human rights, but the thrust of his language was almost always the need to attack criminal structures.

A. The thrust of my language arts curriculum is seeing America through the eyes of Norman Rockwell.

And they say the vibrations — "thrust oscillations" in the language of rocket scientists — are understood and will be fixed well before astronauts fly.

"You are changing the whole thrust of the bill by gratuitously removing language that is important to purpose of the bill.

In Bailey's version, the thrust of the play is not so much language as behavior, in the largely male worlds dominated by Brutus (the romantic, hardworking Sam Troughton, Mark Antony Darrell D'Silvavand and Caesar himself (Greg Hicks), both before and after his death.

But the verse is a virtuoso exercise in the command of English, with its slang, extreme compression, thrusting verbs and confident references to one of the great poems of the language, Matthew Arnold's Dover Beach, written in 1867.

Thrust into a world where we know no one and aren't native speakers of the language, we can feel very isolated.

The main thrust of the report is two-fold.

Star turns, however, weren't the thrust of the dance.

And the thrust of the bill is sensible.