Sentence examples for strong strains from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nolfi tried to handle the strong strains of faith in "The Adjustment Bureau" in a straightforward manner.

The Nature Conservancy commissioned a pair of polls recently in Oregon and New Hampshire, two states that have strong strains of both environmentalism and conservatism in their politics.

You can still see strong strains of formal qualities and madcap humor in his own work, which he began creating in 1971.

We also analyze the asymptotic behavior of the integral representations for weak and strong strains.

"Even though in the US birthright debates are mostly political bluster," Belton said, "it's an important conversation to have because it brings out these strong strains of racism that undergird a lot of immigration policy".

But as the teeth were plucked from New Zealand's once world-leading regulatory approach to synthetics and the drug was basically re-illegalised and driven underground, fatally strong strains of the drug now including AMB-FUBINACA, "the crack" of synthetic cannabinoids—have flooded the market.

There also seems to be a strong strain of irrationality, though.

Whatever, a strong strain of existentialism seems likely to run through the new season too.

Fortunately there has been a strong strain of self-interrogation in much recent nature writing.

His strong strain of emotion stays mainly under the surface, which he adorns with a touch of comedy.

9.20am: You will have noticed by now that there's strong strain of "I told you so" in the book.