Sentence examples for differences intertwined from inspiring English sources

Other differences intertwined in the nature of both treatments should not be eliminated since the comparison of both treatments should be based on conditions that reflect routine clinical practice in this pragmatic effectiveness trial.

In addition to the pursuit of formalization via mathemes, the seminars of the final decade of Lacan's teachings also were preoccupied with reflections on his register theory, especially the register of the Real, and sexual difference (reflections often intertwined with each other).

Because of Taiwan's peculiar history, the issues of democracy and independence have been intertwined, and differences in emphasis have bedeviled the newly emergent Democratic Progressive Party.

By the same token, if we're going to adopt Camus as a vantage point from which to think about terror in the contemporary world, it's important to recognize the asymmetries of wealth and power with which terrorism is intertwined -- differences that Camus largely ignored in his pronouncements on violence in Algeria.

"Socially we may have big differences, but we are so intertwined that neither of us can take any kind of action against the other without hurting ourselves more.

With their own complex histories and rich internal differences, the two are deeply intertwined.

Americans have never separated religion from politics, but it makes a difference how the two are intertwined.

Cognition and culture are deeply intertwined as there are important cross-cultural differences in the cognitive development of individuals.

And as our online lives are increasingly intertwined with how we connect and behave offline, the differences between internet fantasy and "real" get even blurrier.

While BL and gay manga are definitely intertwined in some fascinating ways, there remains stark aesthetic and philosophical differences between the two genres.

There were many Hong Kongs, all intertwined, a place where the traveller could be confounded by difference and cosseted by the familiar all in the same day.