Sentence examples for another strain of from inspiring English sources

There's another strain of shows that aims a bit higher.

But the Titanic embodies another strain of tragedy.

Across the Atlantic, another strain of mullet evolved: from David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust to Bono to Kajagoogoo's Limahl.

Another strain of philosophy, exemplified by the French writer Jacques Derrida, has had an equally strong influence.

Another strain of avian flu, H5N1, has led to hundreds of deaths since 2003 and has killed millions of birds.

Another strain of early musicals consisted of Broadway shows simply transplanted to Hollywood (or Astoria) sound stages and back lots.

Jazz can shine revealing lights where you least expect and Annie Lennox's record gets sunk by another strain of rock-star ego altogether.

Ostensibly, Pasolini is talking about the western world as a whole, beset by a cheap consumerism he sees as just another strain of fascism.

But California has always had another strain of chardonnay, though in the 1980's and 90's it lurked somewhat beneath the sightlines.

It also brings to mind another strain of neologism currently enjoying popularity, what Katherine Connor Martin, of the Oxford University Press, identifies as the "portmanbro".

These attributes are what distinguish their music from another strain of mainstream English pop, which rarely makes it big in the States, even when it should.