Sentence examples for lost threads in from inspiring English sources

And that goes against everything Abrams set up in The Force Awakens, which found success by restoring themes from earlier episodes – giant weapons of mass space destruction, Force-sensitive ingenues, wise, enigmatic aliens and shock character deaths – and heavily hinting that part two would resolve all its millions of irritatingly lost threads in thrillingly Star Wars-y fashion.

The essay "Lost Rivets and Threads, and Ecosystems Pulled Apart" (July 4) likening the "homogenization" of earth's ecosystems to losing threads in a tapestry was thought-provoking and depressing.

Going back to Step 2, try to sew where you cut the hole so no annoying lose threads will get in your way.

He loses his thread in the labyrinths he is exploring.

Here Brecht, stoically impersonated by Josef Bierbichler, broods over final poems and revisions, loses his thread in conversation, while surrounded by his bickering wives, secretaries, mistresses and girlfriends - the more nubile of whom obligingly go skinny-dipping for the camera's benefit.

This is a lovely record to get lost in, as the many threads of these propulsive indie rock songs unravel.

Last Thursday, Mr. Gandhi, who spoke in English, and lost the threads of his speech twice, managed to state the central thesis of the Congress party.

These threads include but are not limited to "New-fags can't triforce" threads, "Europe vs. United States" threads, Copypasta threads (called so because the user copies (copy) and pastes (pasta) the text) and "You ______ You Lose" threads.

I castigated myself in it for having lost the thread somewhere after Measure for Measure.

Later in life, though, Fox lost that thread.

She repeatedly tackled him, and in his efforts to brush her off, he lost the thread of the mime.