Sentence examples for a common thread weaving through from inspiring English sources

A common thread weaving through the current public participation debate is the need for new approaches that emphasize two-way interaction between decision makers and the public as well as deliberation among participants.

A common thread wove through college football at every level this year: when a team spreads the field on offense, it can tip the competitive balance.

A common thread woven through most survivors' experiences is being forced to go without sleep or food until they have met their sex quota of at least 40 men.

The common thread weaving through this trend is that the pace of technology is empowering individuals to actively participate in fundamentally new markets and economies.

The common thread weaved through most of Houdini's famous tricks seemed rooted in the juxtaposition of his audience's fear of death versus their hope for liberation.

It is a culture, not a system: a civilising thread woven through the fabric of British democracy.

Throughout Mr. Obama's candidacy and his young presidency, race has been a subtle thread woven through his message of change.

The love of sports, as fan and participant, is a joyful thread woven through so many of the lives that ended Sept. 11.

The extent to which educators felt that they received fair rewards in exchange for their work was an important thread woven through their accounts of how professional relationships, working conditions, and educator mental health and wellbeing interacted.

The angel was wearing a beautiful dark cloak, which had golden threads woven through it and the internal light of the angel seemed to shine through these threads.

At the other end of the scale, Cullen mentions an 18th Century court dress on display, which has silver thread woven through the fabric.