Sentence examples for thread linked from inspiring English sources

An anxious rhetorical thread linked the follies of the Great Game to the quagmire of Vietnam and the unresolved questions of the Gulf War.

To post a comment on the performance, simply visit the open thread linked in the player pages and use your Guardian, Twitter or Facebook account details to sign in.

Some mysterious thread linked the loose knots of our ties to her marble-white neck, which allowed me eventually, in my imagination, to hold the Albanian Union of Writers and Artists up to her naked body like a mirror.

Tom Clark's article and thread, linked above, is interesting, putting forward the redistribution argument as a means to ensure equality of opportunity for poorer children, but Tom and others never seem to grasp that of all the factors impacting on a child's development, money comes waaaay down the list.

One thread linked out to a blog post wondering why more women weren't buying digital currency, and warning that lack of female participation would hold back the movement or maybe even lead to its demise.

A homey environment seems to be the common thread linking Mr. Morr's latest batch of properties.

Yet a thread links his lynching to current battles over inequality, labour mobilisation and blue collar representation.

There's a thin narrative thread linking the contents of the hotel's lost-property room with a tale of corporate corruption and infidelity.

All downturns have their own peculiarities, but one common thread links the stagflation of the seventies to the mega-crash of 2009: dearer crude.

Gerrit Smith is the central figure of the book, "the primary thread linking the other three characters," and he provides Stauffer with his narrative arc, the descent into tragedy.

I'm inclined to disagree: there was a thread linking the students we saw at Lichting, selected as the best from the Netherlands' seven leading art schools.