Sentence examples for lingering thread from inspiring English sources

When I think back over the broad arc of our talks, what strikes me today is a lingering thread of concern about the future of our trade.

Lingering threads of this kind of thought are evident in Beijing's interactions with Japan, its only conceivable rival in the region.

Turning the question of who will be affected by the bomb into a question about Cyrus's lingering threads of humanity is the kind of thing "Scandal" can do effortlessly when it's firing on all cylinders.

"Turning the question of who will be affected by the bomb into a question about Cyrus's lingering threads of humanity is the kind of thing 'Scandal' can do effortlessly when it's firing on all cylinders" – very eloquently put, Jack, and I don't have much to add.

It picks up momentum in the second verse when he pulls together some lingering story threads regarding Cena making out with Eve.

First of all, the lingering plot threads from the previous series are dealt with in a subplot that has Jigsaw accomplice Detective Hoffman desperately attempting to cover his tracks following his murderous actions in the last two pictures.

Somehow I imagine that I can feel the traces of another person's energy lingering in the threads.

Between all the lingering shots of the woods, threads of local mythology and slaughtered fields of sheep, Requiem is imbued with a Welshness that very much exists in atmosphere rather than words.

Chapin renders the scars lingering from the surgery, as delicate as strands of red thread.

I'm not so naive to think that there's not a good chance I'll come to regret these words in a couple of years, when he goes all Obama on us and oversees the drone-slaughter of children, but for now there still lingers more than a thread of hope for the future.

There is a lovely lingering shot in the film where Goob picks up a spider by its thread, and keeps winding it up so he can carefully put it out of the window.