Sentence examples for also intertwined with from inspiring English sources

They are also intertwined with a hysterically pathetic nod to show business, with Rex calling for applause.

He is inspired by his environment but also intertwined with the materials at hand and at the wheel.

The dilemmas and choices we face are also intertwined with the way wider traditions, expectations and imperatives play out in our respective sectors.

Aside from their relevance to her research, the street vendors' cries are also intertwined with another of Young's passions singing.

It seeks to mitigate the effects of the entrenched racial, gender and economic inequalities that are contributing to the spread of poverty in the U.S. Social and environmental issues are also intertwined with a country's economy.

It is also intertwined with the evolution of technological media whose impact on our cultural environments has now entered the [End Page 361] digital stage at which the computer recodes all communications and art forms.

"There was unbearable pain, there were enough tears to fill an ocean and there are lifelong consequences that I will live with forever — but despite all that, cancer also intertwined my life with some of the most compassionate, selfless and generous human beings on the planet," Karafin says.

Randolph and his former teammate Daryl Brown also intertwined the Crusader football program with the local Big Brother program.

For example, age-related stigma and HIV-related stigma, although independent concepts themselves are also intertwined, in that older adults with HIV may be experiencing a combination of the two.

It also is intertwined with a defunct online betting firm, also run by Michaels, called World Wide Web Casinos.

But his cars and motorcycles have also been intertwined with the saga from the beginning.