This is the genius of Central Park: as trails twist and turn, over bridges and under arches, through hills and valleys, one feels enmeshed in the mystery and expanse of nature.
Though Opie would come to feel deeply enmeshed in that rebellious group, she still had the longings that are purported to be the most conventionally female: she wanted a nuclear family, not just a royal family.
One reason younger songwriters admire Ms. Martin may be that she writes from a place of genuine interiority; another is that her melodies and her lyrics feel so naturally enmeshed.
I have more often felt gratitude, even when enmeshed in the most difficult circumstances, for the experience of being alive.
The two find themselves enmeshed together in the same texts.
The reason is precisely because our feelings are so enmeshed.
Because the way we talk is deeply enmeshed with how we think, feel and act in the world, our critiques of how others speak are frequently a smoke-screen for our critiques about other aspects of their lives.
These are people, I feel, for whom care is instinctive and deeply enmeshed in their personal identity.
When he considers the ways our lives are growing irrevocably enmeshed in the digital realm, Koosha feels a responsibility to figure out how music will work: "I'm trying to prepare digital music in a way that doesn't lose human values, and doesn't go in a gimmicky direction where you just let the machine decide what music is.
And there's the repeated motif of Keire's deliberately snapped skateboards – so enmeshed is skating in his identity, it feels like a kind of self-harm.
I think Mazis captures the importance of this connection well, when he writes that "both memory and self [are] more like a felt force or like a certain way or style enmeshed in the way our world comes forth to us, yet not something that could be grasped or even seen directly" (2015, 52, emphasis added).
