Sentence examples for thrusts of from inspiring English sources

I asked Holbrooke about the conflicting thrusts of Obama's speech.

And worse, others may reply with retaliatory thrusts of diverse method and potency, including terrorism.

In Leiopelma, at least, vigorous thrusts of the tail are used to rupture the egg membranes.

Here Mr Havel evens the score with several courteous but deadly thrusts of his own.

Handsome and mysterious, they made headway with leisurely thrusts of their fanned tails.

Those were the main thrusts of a presentation that Mr. Immelt made to analysts Tuesday.

The king's was a striking nest of black with outward thrusts of orange.

One of the main thrusts of the book is the psychological effects of being beaten as a child.

The relentless, driving beat of his guitar was more often supplemented by the whooping thrusts of the harmonica.

The first begins now, as the president tries to recast himself as a reformer beholden to neither party, a grownup parrying the partisan thrusts of pettier adversaries.

One of the research thrusts of our work on tornadoes has been to examine the effect of false alarms on casualties.