Sentence examples for are strains of from inspiring English sources

There are strains of Sophoclean tragedy in Peter Arnett's latest fall from grace.

There are strains of "Porgy and Bess and Samuel Barberr's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915".

Among the sounds of traffic, barking dogs and children playing are strains of music being made.

Yes, there are strains of the populist call of Ross Perot.

These are strains of mice in which a single gene has been deleted.

There are strains of the New Aesthetic and the slick, slippery visual memes beloved of post-internet art.

There were strains of "Happy Birthday" on every visit.

Amid the condemnations of the hostage-taking, there have been strains of schadenfreude.

There seem to be strains of jazz, '70s funk and Motown in this album.

For instance, in 97percentt of the countries analysed, there were strains of gonorrhea resistant to ciprofloxacin.

Bryant said he grew up mostly Christian but there were strains of Judaism in the family.