Sentence examples for threads converged from inspiring English sources

Martin attributed the delay mainly to his untangling "the Meereenese knot", which the interviewer understood as "making the chronology and characters mesh up as various threads converged on [Daenerys]".

There is some refreshingly honest talk from both characters -- no political correctness here -- and the threads converge starkly if somewhat clumsily at the end.

Many of these threads converge with the petition's analogy to Boreali v. Axelrod (1987), which struck down an attempt by the New York State Public Health Council to exceed its legislative powers by instituting a tobacco policy, itself struck down by the state legislature.

When all paths complete, the threads converge back to the same execution path.

All the threads ultimately converge on the "Moral Calculus," which consists of a set of numbered propositions.

This is the Gordian knot of global geopolitics, the spot where all these narrative threads originate, converge and conflict.

The largely live-action "Conspirators of Pleasure" consists of a series of seemingly unconnected threads that gradually converge, dealing with the unorthodox fetishes of a group of Prague residents whose paths intersect as they go about their everyday business; they comment on sexual pathology with the same irreverent humor used to deal with violence in "Games".

The various threads of Greenfield's story converged during the financial crash of 2008, when her anthropological experiment suddenly resembled a morality tale.

The CNTs then agglomerated, giving a 'sock' concentric with the reactor, but of smaller diameter; the sock converged near the bottom of the reactor, emerging as a vertical thread wound onto a spindle.

Team trainers quickly converged.

"Now everything has converged".