Sentence examples for important strands of from inspiring English sources
Bennett is still hugely admiring of Boulez's success in "bringing together various important strands of contemporary music.
Many of the exhibits embrace two important strands of design activism: conserving resources and helping those in need.
Third, Vargas argues that an adequate theory of responsibility will be revisionist, or at odds with important strands of ordinary convictions about free will and moral responsibility.
The two companies said they would work together to find the genes involved in cell differentiation, picking out important strands of DNA from the three-billion-letter sequence that makes up the human genome.
WASHINGTON — A witness who is cooperating in the special counsel investigation, George Nader, has connections to both the Persian Gulf states and Russia and may have information that links two important strands of the inquiry together, interviews and records show.
A bipartisan group of senators has demanded that the Federal Bureau of Investigation explain why a senior agent who had access to two important strands of counterterrorism information never put the information together in a way that might have helped thwart the Sept. 11 attacks.
But a reader can be grounded by the most important strand of this many-stranded world-view: the one that focusses on the importance of people, by considering what, exactly, people are.
But there's no question that it tunes into an important strand of contemporary cultural opinion.
