Sentence examples for an intertwining from inspiring English sources

"There is an intertwining of personal relationships.

There is an intertwining of commercial need with art: producers always want to "cast up".

Eventually a spiky, pointillist groove arose, providing Mr. Felder and Mr. Blade with the setting for an intertwining dual improvisation.

As the strict tailoring relaxed into something more louche, silhouetted figures began to overlap, an intertwining of bodies in patchwork.

Gang violence in the county has also received increased attention, with the police describing an intertwining of gang and surfing cultures.

Handsome, admiring and assured, it sets out to describe both the story of Hamilton the musical and the story of Hamilton himself, an intertwining both gratifying and frustrating.

A few hundred people surrounded the cleared dance floor, watching an intertwined couple dance lustfully to the music.

34 Putnam 35 in his description of social capital stressed that community participation is also an intertwined feature along with trust and norms of reciprocity, and forms an important component of social capital.

Within the vacuole, anthocyanins accumulate in inclusions that, when observed under polarized light, appear round and regular in shape or aggregated, like an intertwine of fine strings with blebs (Fig. 6).

Using Riesz distributions, an explicit intertwining operator is constructed as an analytic continuation of an integral operator.

"Jericho" is also painfully significant, an intelligent intertwining of the nature of grief, cultural identity, fraught relationships and shared tragedy.