Sentence examples for many threads that from inspiring English sources

Unlike needle lace, bobbin lace is made using spools to hold the many threads that go into it.

We often hear about what divides us; "Five" allows us to see the many threads that stitch us together.

At this point, the only honorable thing for decent GOP leaders to do is to accept paternity for the many threads that have combined to nominate Donald Trump.

But Kelly spins paranoid fantasies with so many threads that he can't quite keep track of them all -- or make them connect in a meaningful way.

"The Golden Notebook" was a heavily autobiographical attempt to weave together the many threads that already were running through Lessing's life, and competing to define who she was: The main character is a writer and single mother who also chronicles her experiences in Africa and as a member of the British Communist Party.

Dexter tries to juggle so many story threads that often the writers seem to get gridlocked in trying to give them all the time they need.

Like Murder One (ABC, 1995 97), a legal drama from the 1990s, each season of 24 was like a miniseries, presenting a single story line (with many intertwining threads) that concluded at the end of the season.

But Gaiman isn't trying to expose the American Nightmare, like King, he's rather unspooling the many disparate threads that created America to find the wonder in the weave.

IGN gave Ghosts of Onyx good marks, praising Nylund's writing style and how Onyx managed to tie up many plot threads that were left hanging from both the novels and the games.

To the contrary, I am encouraging all of us to become more educated about our cultural roots, because when we do we'll discover that we all share many common threads that should unite us, not divide us.

We're trying to figure out how to help more and more companies be successful, and there are many threads to that answer.