Sentence examples for carefully intertwined from inspiring English sources

The subject of this painting — Seneca accused of conspiracy, and ordered to commit suicide, "which he did, with great fortitude and dignity" — is carefully intertwined with Maskell's past conspiracy and present public disgrace.

Hailing originally from Kinston in eastern NC, he leads the pack of Tarheel artists that AOC has carefully intertwined into the two days.

On "Golden," due out Tuesday, Kelley and Scott are still carefully intertwining their voices in meticulous ballads like "It Ain't Pretty" and the gorgeous title track.

But there really is no other way to talk about Istanbul in this sumptuous piece of historical fiction from the famous Turkish writer Elif Shafak, the plot and characters being so carefully and intricately intertwined with the very existence of the city that shapes them.

Although Horns is extremely gripping, Joe Hill proves once again that he is a horror writer for intellectuals; as in Heart-Shaped Box, there are carefully wrought themes intertwined with the suspense, which ultimately enrich the novel and make it all the more satisfying.

However, he cautions investors to read the perspectives carefully when choosing one, since they tend to be intertwined with different types of securities.

Whether or not a person can be required to unlock the device is a complicated question — intertwined with the right of due process and the right to avoid self-incrimination — that ought to be carefully considered by a court in the context of each individual situation.

Were their pasts intertwined?

Their fates are intertwined.

and immigration are intertwined.

The answers are intertwined.