Certainly the Balawi story knits together many threads of Muslim grievances in the demimonde of jihad.
But, as with any detective yarn, it's best not to pull at too many threads).
How many threads could you pull out before the social fabric disintegrated?
"There are so many threads and so many things, individual things, that happened," he said.
And he follows through on the many threads he spins out.
There have been so many faces of Egypt in all of this, so many threads.
Many threads appear to have been discontinued or deleted, as the government clamps down increasingly hard on all dissent.
This is a lovely record to get lost in, as the many threads of these propulsive indie rock songs unravel.
It's probably worth rewatching, though there were too likely a few too many threads to tie up in eight episodes.
The many threads of Tolstoy's novel include love stories and philosophical musings on religion, politics and the peasantry.
Unlike needle lace, bobbin lace is made using spools to hold the many threads that go into it.
