Sentence examples for its strands of from inspiring English sources

On its publication in France as Les Particules Elémentaires, it shot up the bestseller charts while provoking outrage for its strands of homophobia, racism and misogyny, not to mention explicit and frequently voyeuristic sex and violence.

The Caesar, with its strands of warm duck and julienned vegetables (mainly snow peas one evening), will not please purists, but the less picky will find it tasty.

And "Cloud Forest" seemed far too misty a title for Conor Brown's zesty, off-kilter work, with its strands of American and Turkish folk music.

Admittedly, the play lays out its strands of conflict and ambiguity with a care and exaggerated emphasis that can feel far too blunt.

Easy enough, then, to spot the exception, as Thomas Harding's The House by the Lake is neither solo biography nor autobiography and this study of one German house's occupants was treated by reviewers as left-field historiography (its strand of memoir presumably explains why it was deemed eligible).

Saudi Arabia is silent, despite the imminent hangings of the standard-bearers of its strand of Islam.

Its strand of gentle Sufism could not be further removed from the hate-fuelled Islamists of al-Qaida.

Saudi Arabia silently disapproves of the imminent hangings of the leadership of the Jamaat-e-Islami, the religious party that serves as a standard-bearer for its strand of Islam in Bangladesh.

There's nothing quite like Tim Garland's music, with its three strands of jazz, classical and folk woven in ever-changing and surprising patterns.

Its parallel strands of action shatter into two, three and four split-screens that observe the silo, the White House and the special-assault squads outside the missile base.

Its spaghettilike strands of latex-dipped rope look as though they might disintegrate in a slight breeze, but artists today are still unraveling Ms. Hesse.