Sentence examples for apparently intertwined from inspiring English sources

Work and play are apparently intertwined for the band in a way that obviously inspires them.

Those two things are, obviously, intertwined.

Greece, where church and state are closely intertwined, also protested, apparently because it considers the Greek-born monks Cyril and Methodius as part of its own heritage.

"Defunct" is a giant dead tree, its limbs cracked and broken; "Conjoined" presents a pair of leafless but apparently thriving Siamese-twin trees, their branches seamlessly intertwined; the double boulders in "Erratic" look like gleaming remnants of some industrial glacier.

For us, Dewey's understanding of education as a process of living a process of change arising via inter-related phenomena of biology and culture salient in contexts that are both individual and current as well as evolving in groups over time provides a way to see these apparently conflicting interests as instead necessarily and inextricably intertwined in a mutually supportive way.

Much of this capitulation to a situation Sun has been in for some time could come from the lessons of this long struggle in our country's political and economic systems, which have become inextricably intertwined to the point where it apparently matters not at all what either candidate does or proposes.

Visual motion processing for perception and smooth pursuit are intertwined [31] whereas auditory signals are apparently unable to generate motion signals capable of supporting SPEM [32].

Apparently the telecommunication links between individuals and the interpersonal transactions that they capture are so intertwined with geographical space that partitioning at a network-topological level produces a very accurate partitioning of geographic space.

Were their pasts intertwined?

Their fates are intertwined.

and immigration are intertwined.