Sentence examples for thrust of the show from inspiring English sources

Yet looks are not the major thrust of the show.

This seemed a small waste, given the thrust of the show.

But where exactly that apartment, so central to the thrust of the show, was located is ambiguous.

There's also a première — Lynn Dally's "Bahia Dreams" — but the thrust of the show is curatorial, history carried forward by new feet.

One thrust of the show is to demonstrate the continuity of works by present-day Native American artists with those produced by ancestors.

But the thrust of the show, written by Ms. Korzen, is comedy; and by the end of the evening it is evident that the actress deserves better of the writer.

He said the figures might change slightly when all the data had been analysed but that the broad thrust of the research showed a clear and dramatic thinning of the sea ice.

Even the thrust-and-parry sessions of "The Daily Show," though, are limited by the left-right binary that divides and dulls our politics.

The thrust of the story is to show Lyra and Will reversing the fall of man, embracing knowledge and experience and defeating submissive obedience to a deity.

The whole thrust of the book is to show that this is a European myth, and myths are, after all, not just the prerogative of us in the Third World!

To keep this up as the main thrust of a primetime show, the writers had to come up with a euphemism for masturbation.