Sentence examples for distinct strands from inspiring English sources

The First Dance Arms Race has two distinct strands.

As for what happens now, Cable says the reform camp has three distinct strands.

Nash identifies four braided but distinct strands of modern American conservatism.

Peace education, as Sangster says, has two distinct strands, as well as roots in religion, pacifism and campaigning.

But a few distinct strands have recently found their way out of the margins and into the mainstream.

An ennobling act of sacrifice unites both plays, "The Countess Cathleen" and "Cathleen Ni Houlihan," but they also embody distinct strands in Yeats's dramatic work.

Although Marxist historical materialism was a powerful strain of economic sociology, the German sociologist Max Weber developed another distinct strand.

36 Jerusalem, Israel Saint Stephen, (died ad 36, Jerusalem; feast day December 26) Christian deacon in Jerusalem and the first Christian martyr, whose apology before the Sanhedrin (Acts 7) points to a distinct strand of belief in primitive Christianity.

A related but distinct strand of scholarship concerns the meaning and use of quantity terms.

He represents a distinct strand of the British scholar-adventurer tradition as embodied in the likes of Sir Richard Burton and T.E.

Another distinct strand of discussion about reductionism is found in critical analyses of methodology and explanation from the perspective of feminist philosophy of science and studies of the social aspects of science (e.g., Fehr 2004, Longino 1990 , 1996.