Sentence examples for by the common thread from inspiring English sources

Just beneath her elegant demeanor lay a passionate commitment to numerous worthy causes all united by the common thread of helping those in need.

It's a Spotify blockbuster; six discordant genres stuffed into the same film, yet made whole by the common thread that we are all human beings and everything we do has consequences -- be it now, or 106 winters after the Fall.

While the show's featured artists are diverse in style and background, they are each linked to both this prehistoric painter and each other by the "common thread of reflexive mark-making," Anonymous Gallery director Joseph Ian Henrikson tells The Creators Project.

The broad range of goals of these international instruments, which are linked by the common thread of biosafety and biosecurity, highlight their significance as essential pillars of international health security and cross-cutting elements of biological nonproliferation.

Through his travels and work in almost 100 countries, he was informed by the common threads of humanity that he observed; of the common need for peace and the absence of violence, for adequate sustenance, for health care, for the education of children, and protection of the aged.

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The common thread shared by every one of these groups is the same: they're all scared shitless of Facebook.

The common thread: they are used by people who know about encryption and security to talk to other people who know about encryption and security, but in a market where mainstream smartphone owners choose messaging apps based on what their friends use, all of the apps listed above are niche.

The common thread is debt accumulated by politicians who spent the money and then left office.

The common thread is that all these moves by Trump are not just reactionary or bigoted or dangerous.

The common thread is that they are run by young editors who are passionately interested in their subjects.