But at Duke it is more complicated because basketball is an inextricable part of the culture.
Detractors maintain that hatred and racism are an inextricable part of that heritage.
This place remains an inextricable part of my life-support system.
Tolstoy was a man who defined himself in and by writing, in an inextricable amalgam of fiction and fact.
But that early death is also an inextricable part of Pancake's legend.
"Loss is an inextricable part of what it is to be human".
The metaphor of the paint factory and the mixing of black paint into white anticipates a sane multiculturalism, a vision of American culture as an inextricable blend.
There are, in fact, theorists who argue that, if you really love the twenty-first-century city, you have to embrace sprawl as an inextricable part of it.
Since then, much of the literature on this artist has been an inextricable mixture of serious criticism and low gossip.
"There's an inextricable link between the catalog and the site," said Bill Bass, vice president of e-commerce for Lands Endd.
