Sentence examples for thrust so from inspiring English sources

Not when their supposed superiority is thrust so wilfully down throats.

But others were angry at the way pot-selling and smoking had been thrust so clearly in the open.

In later years, she was forgiving of the parents who thrust so much responsibility upon her young shoulders.

It belongs to the fighter Joe Louis and was thrust so aggressively toward Richard Avedon's lens that the rest of Louis is not visible.

Because the soaring unemployment rate has thrust so many people into the ranks of the suddenly uninsured, the government is scrambling to help.

Da Ponte was an arrogant man — reportedly, he stood with his chest thrust so far forward that he had to put his cane behind his back and lean on it so as not to fall over.

Or maybe he stood at the window of a safe house in Queens or New Jersey and looked at them thrusting so immodestly over a thousand feet in the air; no doubt he thought they mocked his passionate intensity.

Tanzania keeps doing this to you - thrusting so much natural beauty, such a diversity of wildlife, that it's all you can do to gawp and fumble for your camera.

According to police reports cited by the prosecutor at Mr. Martin's bail hearing, her husband stabbed her in the breast, back and leg, thrusting so violently that Ms. Martin's leg, when she tried to kick him off, was cut almost to the bone.

Probably, but how much better might it work if it were not thrust quite so crudely and repetitively into our faces?

Ashley Giles, the England one-day coach who was sent to Brisbane to assess Bresnan's condition, confirmed that he will link up with the Test squad in Adelaide on Sunday, although he must still remain a long shot to be thrust back so quickly into the Ashes cauldron.