Sentence examples for braiding through from inspiring English sources

They are torqued in a triple helix of blood vessels: twinned arteries spiral around a single vein, braiding through greyish jelly composed of a substance used in only one other place in the body – the refractive humours of the eye.

Threads of conversational topics braid through the encounter.

It braids through our daily existence, just like friendship, work and family.

maiden pinks: a simple flower, like a button, braided through a young girl's hair.

The usual sadism and horror braid through the narrative to grotesque and titillating effect.

Almost everything about him braids through the department's interlocking workings.

He sang with a sorrowful tenor voice, braided through with God knows what terrible memories and pain.

Each of Pirsig's smaller arguments, which were braided through the narrative of his motorcycle trip around America with his son and two friends, was lucid and persuasive.

And practically speaking, pleasure is so braided through sex that if you can't mention it, you miss chances to teach about safe sex in a way that young people can really use.

For a great many poor people in America, particularly poor black men, prison is a destination that braids through an ordinary life, much as high school and college do for rich white ones.

Quotations from the Song of Songs are braided through it; and Nazareth is where Christ came from and grew up, and where the Jews threw him out of the synagogue.