Sentence examples for thread that binds from inspiring English sources
She seems to think it's hot stuff, based on her farewell note ("Never sever the delicate thread that binds us") but to the outside eye it feels a baffling bunk-up.
Losing her is the unerring thread that binds these lost boys in their odd neverland, and it did occur to me that if this were a novel, her name would start to seem like less of a coincidence.
It is this thread that binds us together in common effort; that runs through every memorial on this mall; that connects us to all those who struggled and sacrificed and stood here before.
Life is difficult at times and there is a fragile thread that binds us all.
Whether terrorism, the banality of people 'going postal' or those enacting their psychotic fantasies on innocents in the lunchroom, the scarlet thread that binds them is access to guns.
The thread that binds disparate collections is a "green" outlook.
The delicacy of the thread that bound those faces to her had always been uppermost in her mind".
She held his lead with an exquisite gentleness, careful to do nothing abrupt, as though the lead were the last thread that bound them.
In a nation that struggled to remain a nation even while it did not exist, geographically wiped off the map for more than a century, the arts proved to be a thread that bound generations of Poles together, preserving an identity and a rich language.
At least for my generation, which witnessed India meander through several phases in international outlook -- from a pro-American era that ended with the Kennedy administration to the anti-American/anti-imperialistic phase that withered only during the Clinton years -- Hollywood remained a cultural thread that bound the English-educated intelligentsia with America.
Example: "Ever busily winding the golden thread that bound them all together, weaving the service of her happy influence through the tissue of all their lives, and making it predominate nowhere... ...... -- Page 208, Chapter 21, Book the Second, A Tale of Two Cities.
