Sentence examples for main threads of from inspiring English sources

It's brilliantly researched; most of the main threads of the story are true or believed to be true.

At the Wiltern, Wilco demonstrated that its two main threads of musical tradition — roots music and full-tilt experimentation — make for a grand live act.

Among the main threads of response have been to a magazine writer's suggestion that testosterone is the reason men usually beat women in most sports and to the manifesto from the academics of the Drake Group calling for an end to the "student-athlete" sham.

It is easy to discern the main threads of Crummell's influence on Du Bois' later thought.

From these introductory remarks, some of the main threads of what follows can already be seen.

"One of the main threads of my research has been to understand how the human mind became so sophisticated numerically," she says.

Now back to the main thread of the discussion.

And he does help: what seems like it will be the main thread of the novel – finally! an antagonist!

This is the main thread of historical geology an ordered sequence of geologic events whose occurrence and relative ages have been inferred from evidence preserved in the rocks.

But on the present season of "24" torture has gone from being an infrequent shock bid to being a main thread of the plot.

I've stayed up late into the night not to finish the main thread of a game but to get that last pesky bit of an accomplishment.