Sentence examples for are often run together from inspiring English sources
The characters of xingshu are not abbreviated or connected, but strokes within the characters are often run together.
In that legacy context, unique identification and citation functions are often run together badly, usually because numbered pages are not sufficiently granular to uniquely identify individual items.
Motivation and State views are often run together, but we shall see that they have importantly different implications.
One reason that the linguistic and ontological theses are often run together is that the linguistic thesis is often motivated by ontological concerns.
As Suárez approaches these issues, the question of what a cause is differs crucially from the question of how a cause actively brings about its effects two questions which were often run together in later periods of philosophy.
This Greenian, autonomy-based, conception of positive freedom is often run together with a very different notion of 'positive' freedom: freedom as effective power to act or to pursue one's ends.
MY friend Jen Davis and I often run together in the morning because it can be easier to fit in a run before work than after.
Just as money and education often run together, these factors tend to reinforce one another.
They often ran together in Central Park, training for marathons that they would run in the ensuing months.
