Sentence examples for a constant thread in from inspiring English sources

Their official line is that Daschle is an obstructionist, and this is a constant thread in John Thune's stump speech.

Mr. Mason's attachment to Balanchine, Graham (whose work first impressed him as great in 1952) and their dance companies was a constant thread in his career, continuing after their deaths.

His genius for coaching chamber music was a constant thread in the Marlboro summers – he had a house in Halifax, Vermont, and last appeared at Marlboro in 2009, playing in Mozart's E flat Piano Quartet and Brahms's F major String Quintet.

"It is here on this hallowed ground," the president said, "where we choose to build a monument to a constant thread in the American character — the truth that our nation endures because it has always been home to men and women who are willing to give their all, lay down their lives to preserve and protect this land that we love".

A dark view of the world has been a constant thread in literature for teenagers.

This was the beginning of my activism, and the fight for social and economic justice has been a constant thread in my life.

Health care is to be a constant thread, introduced in several panel discussions and reinforced in addresses by the major speakers.

(The Armenian relationship with Russia is a constant thread).

Defying the tyranny of this idea is a constant thread running through Roy's politics and her private life.

Mr Hawking said: "Caius gave me a home, literally and figuratively, and is a constant thread running through my life".

Just think back to #1 (and a constant thread throughout) -- confidence is a SEXY trait.