Sentence examples for essentially interwoven with from inspiring English sources
Like Sidgwick before him, Gorky was convinced that the human personality, which he believed to produce "thought-energy," was eternal, and essentially interwoven with the fabric of the universe.
From the viewpoint of Muslims, there exists no difference between religion and spirituality, and spirituality is essentially interwoven with religious thoughts and activities [ 13].
She implies that the rejecting and the historicizing of feminism are essentially interwoven (McRobbie, 2009: 16).
Pearson said: "The PM has written to us saying Indigenous consultation will essentially be interwoven with [the] wider community, and that there will be opportunities for Indigenous conference but not in the manner we proposed".
The secret of his power is simple, for it lies essentially in the fact that his political principles were interwoven with his very spirit".
Our biochemistry is interwoven with theirs.
Bourgeois is interwoven with Tate Modern.
Expect book excerpts interwoven with music.
The history of gun regulation is inextricably interwoven with race.
Jaunty, klezmer-tinged segments were interwoven with slow, melancholy passages.
These contemporary characters are interwoven with historic and mythic voices.
