Sentence examples for major strand of from inspiring English sources
The other major strand of the story is Charlie's embattled relationship with the school's principal.
One major strand of the novel does read with a degree of authority and even originality.
The third major strand of the episode was the return from Vietnam of Joan's Army surgeon husband, Greg.
It will always be a major strand of progressive activism, but never the entire fabric of it.
So a major strand of our climate coverage up to Paris and beyond will be about climate change as a story of hope.
A major strand of the story follows Francis's deepening relationship with Margie Flynn (Jena Malone), a classmate who confides an agonizing personal secret once their romance has passed the first-kiss stage.
His conclusion: each of the major strands of western political thought can unite in support of a GRD.
Mr. Parro's book touches on all the major strands of Smith's biography, and Ms. Braden narrates this saga as a running patter between songs.
Shenker identifies three major strands of unrest under Mubarak that came together to forge the revolution: industrial action, acts of communal resistance, and middle-class pro-democracy activism.
They contend that there are two major strands of conservatism in America: what they call "non Tea Party," "traditional" or "real" conservatism; and what they describe as "Tea Party," "reactionary" or "pseudo-conservatism".
Those opposing views on The Theory of Everything, which brought Eddie Redmayne an Oscar and a Bafta for his portrayal of Stephen and Felicity Jones Oscar and Bafta nominations for her portrayal of Jane, reveal a great deal about not only the personalities of the world's most famous scientist and his former wife, but also one of the major strands of difference in their relationship.
