He and his music became indivisible: it was a reflection of his inner turmoil.
And, rather than simply dying, she takes on a new kind of life in which she and nature become indivisible and eternal.
They become indivisible from any other adult facing major life transitions - even counsellors who work with students seem to be unaware of the problem.
For him, getting an education became indivisible from claiming his humanity... Tells how he escaped in July, 1978... Teyeb was attending English classes five nights a week at Bronx Community College.
And those, such as their now disgraced leader Sepp Blatter, who used the system they created to propagate a lifestyle and sense of power and entitlement from which they became indivisible.
With Help for Heroes seemingly becoming the charity of choice for everyone, it feels as though sympathy for soldiers whose lives have been devastated by war has become indivisible from jingoistic support for our government's military adventures overseas.
Rashaun Mitchell, whether in the new "Xover" or in the central role Mr. Cunningham choreographed for himself in the 1960 "Crises," is thrillingly intense; steps, drama and wit become indivisible.
The group's goal was to give a bird's-eye view of the growth of the settlements and outposts across the hilltops, and to argue that if the settlements do not stop spreading, the land between the Jordan River and the sea will soon become indivisible for all practical purposes, and the two-state option will cease to exist.
He somehow managed to keep a straight face while insisting that the chaos and drama was good for Fifa and that Blatter could not be held responsible for the fallout at an organisation from which he has become indivisible over his 40 years.
Newly reinstalled as the head of the scandal-hit organisation from which he has become indivisible and with battle lines definitively drawn, Blatter must hope that his gamble in aligning himself so closely with those who are prepared to offer him the cover to carry on pays off.
