Sentence examples for being interwoven from inspiring English sources
It's easy for people not to think of black Americans being interwoven in the shaping of this country.
"What's impressed me the most is that everyone is filtering this through their own psychology," said Dennis Haseley, a psychoanalyst in private practice".Whatever issues or conflicts they have are being interwoven with this".
Characteristics particular to a family farm cf.[10, 15] include (1) the primary provision of labor by the family members; (2) decision-making power over the considerable part of farm assets being held by the family; and (3) household and enterprise being interwoven, e.g., a shared use of resources between household and business.
Additional complexity comes from Lola's testimony being interwoven in the narrator's own—"a testimony within a testimony".
Their finances are interwoven.
Our histories are interwoven.
Daily life is interwoven inextricably with microorganisms.
Our biochemistry is interwoven with theirs.
Bourgeois is interwoven with Tate Modern.
The strands are interwoven, for sure.
But for Ms. Bloom, they are interwoven.
