Sentence examples for all knit together from inspiring English sources

The book suggests that the venomous partisanship oozing through Washington and the rest of the country today; the gridlocked Congress's inability to deal with the nation's problems; mounting deficits; two costly wars; and continuing economic fallout from the crash of 2008 are all knit together in one noxious dynamic.

What remains of the American industry relies on an archaic, inefficient confederation of mills, unions, middlemen and contractors, all knit together by a tangle of tariffs and textile quotas.

The problem is that they are all knit together with the individual mandate, which keeps the "cost curve" bent away from the stratosphere.

To create a web of loyalties and militia commanders and corrupt families all knitted together".

It is a continuous mass of old and new, seemingly overlapping towns and city-size suburbs, all knitted together by freeways.

"It's stuffed with stuff," Mr. Brine said, grinning at what he calls "an intentional arsenal of plants," all knitted together, hiding the walls of the house we had just left.

It's all knitted together in a way that allows us to produce at higher quality and lower cost".

"So three years ago I began developing this show". "Memory 5D+" marries digital animation and projection with virtuoso Chinese singers and musicians playing traditional instruments, all knitted together by a story inspired by ancient Chinese cosmology.

At that point it becomes even more crucial to hire someone who knows how all those functions knit together.

Nearly all novelists will have learned to make use of "public characters": secondary figures who can plausibly appear in almost any part of the book, who have good reasons for making those appearances, and who can therefore help to knit together all the curly fibres of a slightly disorganised narrative.

But he had had the courage to quit and then go on to knit together all the pieces of his life that allowed him to be truly successful.