Sentence examples for a braid of from inspiring English sources

Feminism and fairy tales are now as entwined as a braid of Rapunzel's hair.

It follows the Ramapo River through the Ramapo Mountains and is actually a "braid of faults," or a system of cracks, Lerner-Lam said.

In the tall sea of black that surrounded her, she stood out in a bright-red dress, a braid of long dark hair hanging down her back.

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When it reaches My Tho, the river is a braid of nine branches irrigating the greatest rice-growing area of Asia.

By Tad Friend The world's picture of the Maldives, a braid of atolls in the Indian Ocean, is a dreamy snapshot of white sand and azure water.

Naomi has short blond bob, sometimes with a braid on the side of her face.

Yan, who was a Man Booker International prize finalist in 2013, is nominated for The Four Books, a braiding of four narratives set in a labour camp before and during the great famine in the late 1950s.

Most progressives do not think anyone is "merely" anything – most of us believe that the essence of human nature is to be diverse, that identity is a braiding of strands.

Running through all these Christmases is the sense of an emotional cadenza at the end of the year, a braiding of feelings like hope, renewal, nostalgia, love, joy and exhaustion.

Bethia forms her own religion — a braiding of beliefs that is continually tested, reflected upon and improved.