Sentence examples for densely interwoven from inspiring English sources

In performance, the consort creates an even, densely interwoven tissue of sound, almost like choral music without the words.

She finds Bach's violin writing so densely interwoven that "if you change a little detail on the spur of the moment" in performance, "it changes everything.

He argued that the main consequence of fieldwork was the anthropologists' densely interwoven, symbol-laden field texts ("field notes") and that their main products were the texts interpreting these texts, the ethnographies themselves.

The sarcomatous moiety consisted of spindle and epithelioid cells densely interwoven with reticulin fibers.

The endoperidial hyphae are densely interwoven, thick-walled, and about 2 6 µm wide.

In skin, sunlight and allergen induced inflammations cause keratinocyte signalling molecules [195] to interact with densely interwoven epidermal [196] L-DC.

Health work and advocacy for sex workers' human rights are interwoven with Vamp's everyday work in the densely populated alleyways in the red-light districts of Sangli and other towns in the region.

The densely layered forms of a jungle are often made of diffusive, deeply interwoven material that expand and interact with their surroundings.

Their finances are interwoven.

His "Wind" scenes suggest two tempos interwoven.

Life is so interwoven, so variously organized.