Sentence examples for are a thread of from inspiring English sources

Themes are "a thread of an underlying meaning through condensed meaning units, codes or categories, on an interpretative level" (p.107) [ 27].

"In his throat there is a thread of gold".

Her figure is curvaceous, and there's a thread of steel running through those legs.

There was a thread of water falling from a 15-metre-high stone wall into a pond.

There is a thread of this sentiment running through the lives of every person on a low income.

Modern multiprocessing operating systems allow many processes to be active, where each process is a "thread" of computation being used to execute a program.

"There was a thread of respect that runs through the origins of the society," said John Horlbeck, 56, a former Navy officer whose father was also a society member.

And perhaps there's a thread of this tension in the overarching theme of this year's judging committee: something they're calling "readability".

Despite everything, there is a thread of continuity in our national identity — reflected in institutions, ideas and, especially, in attitude — that remains unbroken.

How do you explain that there'll be a thread of memoir in it, which is small, and then the backdrop, which is much, much larger?

There is a thread of uncertainty than runs through all Hume's works on religion, yet this shadow of doubt does not lead Hume to pull his punches.