Sentence examples for Closely woven from inspiring English sources

At night they hide in closely woven nests under bark, stones, or leaves.

But nowhere are the personal and political so closely woven as with the question of abortion.

They are so closely woven together that it is hard to know where one begins and the other ends.

"It doesn't matter as long as it's closely woven," he was saying into one of two desk telephones.

Augustus Pablo King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown (1976) Dub reggae is so closely woven into the fabric of popular music that without it, entire genres would not exist.

But the final movement image was strong and beautiful, a closely woven braid of bodies rolling across the floor: humanity at its most inseparable.

From a business perspective, the much bigger deal about this redesign is that is also allows brands to more closely weave themselves into the fun.

But he never lets the situation go, never digresses for a single instant; and no matter how slow or long his pages may seem as you first read them, when you have at the end grasped the total thing, if you then look back you find that the voluminous texture is woven closely and that every touch bears upon the main issue.

Now, it seems, the public is flocking to do the same – or at least to enjoy the polyphonic richness of one of English music's most extraordinary compositions, in which 40 individual vocal lines are woven closely together to create a surging tapestry of sound.

Here, however, the garden story and the family story are woven as closely and naturally as beans scrambling up a wigwam.

The recent TV version has rekindled interest in Constantine, and a more recent incarnation woven more closely into the DC Universe has been replaced with this reboot.