Sentence examples for and inextricable from inspiring English sources

They have become familiar and inextricable items in the ex-Yugoslavia package.

This paper recognizes the synergetic relationship and inextricable linkage between conservation and sustainability.

It is the central issue in church history and inextricable from the core of what Christianity is about.

But alongside this growth of e-capitalism, and inextricable from it, is the tenaciously communistic nature of the Web itself.

The ancient perspective is an excellent starting point for its accessibility to the newcomer and inextricable relation to ongoing philosophical debates.

The book attempts to articulate how essential and inextricable performance is to masculinity, and how surreal — and sometimes dangerous, for us and for the people we encounter — that can be.

The discipline becomes part of your mind and body and is inextricable from your experience of the world.

Larger because his art is a fact, symbol and symptom of American popular culture, and as inextricable from it as Irving Berlin's and Walt Disney's, even if it was not as innovative.

Mr. Sharon was a man of fixed ends -- Israel's security, as he saw it, and its inextricable adjuncts, his own military and political success -- and infinitely flexible means.

Abeid and his allies, though, see slavery and racism as inextricable — and an alliance between the two groups as politically irresistible.

Here's what he has to say about Ukip's policy on mental health, not wanting to sound like esteemed leader Nigel Farage, and the inextricable link between porn and politics.