Sentence examples for found threads from inspiring English sources

In President Colom's war room, Roberto Izurieta, the strategist, believed that he, too, had found threads of what one member of the government called a "finely woven conspiracy".

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan won convictions of the more than 20 defendants in those cases, and they say they also found threads that led them to a broader conspiracy, based in the Middle East and Africa, that aims to kill Americans anywhere in the world.

"The Elders are those who found threads of purpose and meaning amidst the illusions and delusions of life".

Indeed, in tracing the network of research that has shaped neuroethics, we have found threads weaving together from diverse literatures in sociology, anthropology, cognitive psychology, behavioural psychology, marketing, law, and others.

She found threading more precise than waxing and less painful than tweezing.

He works through surprising oppositions of time and space, sifting the chaotic strands of TV imagery to find threads of global narrative.

In untangling Reagan's political thought in these years, Cannon finds threads running through both phases, especially Reagan's belief in America as a divinely chosen haven and his idealized notion of the hard-working citizen.

As Guardian sports writer Les Carpenter wrote, one need look no further than the comments section of the main Mizzou fan football site, Tigerboard.com, to find "threads of rage and hate and overt racism".

While the vast majority of users affected probably won't even notice the change, some are beginnig to complain (you can find threads in Google's forums here and here).

So they sent me things that were available, and I looked at all of them, possibilities for this exhibition, and tried to find threads.

In all my years of writing about type, it's still the question I hear most often, and a search of the web will find threads galore on the subject".