Sentence examples for dominant lines from inspiring English sources

Here we will concentrate on the two dominant lines of interpretation, noting that the evidence favors the second view.

It directs our attention to the social structure of fields, the dominant actors, and strategies and forms of organization chosen, as well as the dominant lines of conflict.

The method presented here does not rely on any special features such as patterns of line crossings, or dominant lines, or even special symbols found only on specially designed forms.

The article will look more closely at four cases and ask what actors are present in the fields and what the dominant lines of conflict they are engaged in look like.

These narratives gained traction because they upheld two dominant lines of Cold War-era thinking.

Not surprisingly, smoking (i.e., tobacco cigarette smoking) was one of the dominant lines of discourse in the youth's narratives.

The dominant line was legal hotshot as bad mom.

The Springboks' scrum was sturdy, but their normally dominant line-out was picked apart by Ireland.

Wilson teamed with James vanRiemsdyk, a top Philadelphia Flyers prospect, and Jordan Schroeder, a 17-year-old from the National Team Development Program, to form the Americans' most dominant line.

As in a chamber-music ensemble, one "player" took the dominant line — Judy Garland belting, Harpo Marx tinkling the harp — while other clips provided orchestration and rhythm.

But for all the cast changes there was one dominant line of questioning with the French Open, tennis's most important clay-court tournament, set to begin Sunday.