Sentence examples for always intertwined from inspiring English sources

"The two jobs have always intertwined for me," he says.

"Puccini's personal life and his creativity were always intertwined," says Hewitt.

Rare earth metals are nearly always intertwined with some radioactive elements.

Their fate was always intertwined with that of the larger movement.

But Vineland reminds you that heroic and unheroic political eras, such as they exist at all, are always intertwined.

He said it was difficult to write novels outside Poland because his books were always intertwined with a social reality that he had to experience firsthand.

The story of Britain and the story of Europe have always been intertwined, and not always peacefully.

The tentacles of these theories, just like the condemnable 9/11 Truther theories, often, but not always, intertwine with racism or religious bigotry.

In Harlem, these elements have always been intertwined.

RELIGIOUS faith and capital punishment have always been intertwined.

Altruism and the hard sell have always been intertwined.