Sentence examples for the central strands from inspiring English sources
Private rituals and public acts, catharsis and confrontation are the central strands of art as performance.
Seven years on, the idea of readers contributing comments, ideas, tips and stories doesn't seem quite so radical – but it has become one of the central strands in our travel coverage.
One of the central strands of Fifa's new move towards disclosure and openness was the publication of legal documents relating to the alleged payment of kickbacks to some of its most senior officials by its former marketing partner ISL.
The combination of interpretive analysis and reductionism, in the context of the development of modern logic, may be what characterises one of the central strands in modern analytic philosophy, but the first two elements can also be found in medieval philosophy.
Remarkably, the C domain inserts into the globular domain, providing the central strands ß19 and ß20 of the ß-sandwich structure (Figure 1B).
The anchoring protein contributes the central strand of a three-stranded β-sheet, in which the outer β-strands correspond to β-14 strands of PP2B catalytic A subunits 89, 90.
Yet the central strand of our mutual desire to continue communication was Eudora's vast endowment for friendship.
In fact, it's the central strand of Hannah Cowley's comedy The Belle's Stratagem from 1780.
The central strand relating to the failed love between a privileged Indian girl and her Gorkha tutor, though refreshingly bitter rather than sweet, I found particularly flat.
The central strand of American policy -- unflinching support for the conservative Sunni regimes of the Persian Gulf -- extends back 60 years, to a legendary meeting between Franklin D. Roosevelt and King Saud aboard an American cruiser in the Great Bitter Lake in Egypt.
Anna's search for companionship forms the central strand in the plot when she widens the parameters for a mate in her online dating profile and begins seeing Sean (the sensitive Patch Darragh), an Irish personal trainer.
