Sentence examples for most common thread from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most common thread is the Bible, and the conviction of its fundamental truth.

The most common thread in all this failure is of course the owner and self-appointed general manager, Jerry Jones, but he was as fierce as ever in defending his own performance on Sunday night.

Perhaps the most common thread among Mr. Kim's films — all of which he wrote himself except for the most recent, "I Saw the Devil" — is that they focus on people who are trapped in their lives, by a combination of circumstance and character, and chronicle their mostly unsuccessful attempts to escape.

While their stories vary, with lack of affordable housing and stagnant incomes comprising two of the most common threads, many homeless people seek the comfort and stability of community in these urban-tent encampments.

Location is the most notable common thread of the most popular urban backyard photos uploaded and saved to ideabooks in 2016.

The most important common thread has been a claim of coverage under a so-called sue-and-labor clause, a provision in many property insurance policies derived from 19th-century shipping insurance contracts.

The new album's first single, "All the Love You Got," is an amalgam of the album's most common musical threads, including gospel-flecked background vocals and a propulsive backbeat, in this instance provided by the bassist John Taylor of Duran Duran and the drummer Questlove of the Roots.

But in considering some of the restaurants I remember most fondly, a common thread is apparent: they are places where the people who own them and work in them act as though the restaurant is an extension of their own home.

However, most share a common thread and can be classified into a few neat categories that basically all mean the same thing: 1) Oblivious, 2) Clueless, 3) Misplaced, 4) Misguided, and finally, 5) Out of touch.

Most likely, the common thread that exists with "failures" in the use of biological control of parasitic worms is a lack of knowledge.

Examine their movement and you see a common thread: most proponents are elderly, only a few are scientists and several have pronounced pro-market views.