Sentence examples for a common thread is from inspiring English sources

A common thread is the notion that none of us is self-sufficient.

Still, a common thread is clear: It is the security services on which the regime's fate ultimately hinges.

"A common thread is people writing, in one way or another, about their own, often quite early religious experiences.

And though the routines change, a common thread is that instructors work the muscles to their limit.

A common thread is that many on the far right share Mr Putin's hatred for an order dominated by America and the European Union.

While the researchers are coming from different scientific backgrounds and investigating the condition from different angles, a common thread is exploring how synaesthetic techniques can be applied more broadly.

While single mothers pointed out that they had no choice, a common thread was frustration.

Finding a common thread was difficult, Mr. Taggart said, because each had used a customized version of the same basic test.

A common thread was that people "felt as if they'd done something wrong; they felt shame," he said.

A common thread was that those communities are all within the rural area represented in Parliament by Tony Clement, the Conservative industry minister.

Recommendations differed among them, but a common thread was that the human element was a much more important factor and higher risk to the safe operations of a nuclear power plant than had been recognized.