Sentence examples for further strands from inspiring English sources

There are further strands to Archer's amazing tale.

These included two brilliant legal thinkers whose lives provide further strands of Sands's interwoven narrative.

In the gaudy myth of the novel, there are two further strands: the cover and the title.

Even on the unions' own figures, murders have fallen to less than two-fifths of the number in 2001.There are two further strands to the government's pitch.

She takes the title role and plays with it — teasing out every strand of sadism, defiance, and ennui, and perhaps reflecting on what further strands might have been available, within a claw's reach, were this not another Disney production.

While Pestana and Young's shows take refuge in fictional realms, two further strands in the centre of town attempt to engage with the institutional and public faces of architectural practice.

The use of force to achieve his goals is a further strand of his world view.

This would prove a pointless vanity project and further strand of embarrassment in front of a lip-licking watching world.

A further strand is a society that better cares for its people, and addresses inequality and injustice in a way contemporary Scotland conspicuously fails.

He has also added a further strand to the talks: he wants a new agreement on measures to provide developing countries with the means to adapt to the likely ravages of climate change, such as droughts, floods and heatwaves.

A further strand, concerning an approaching comet and an aircraft destroyed in flight by a coffin that breaks loose in the hold, sounds that apocalyptic note recurrent in Amis's comedies, but does not feel essential to this one.