Sentence examples for has been interwoven from inspiring English sources
Commercial marketing has been interwoven with transit since early days: car cards, wall posters, even naming rights.
Understanding the relationship between income and housing costs has been interwoven into the fabric of poverty since then.
While baseball possessed enormous integrative powers, the game's history also has been interwoven with and reflective of major social and cultural cleavages.
In Sachs's case, a historical essay has been interwoven with a personal memoir, mainly concerned with his rather unremarkable interactions with nature and with death.
"This court, in good conscience, cannot allow an indictment to stand when its fabric has been interwoven with the withholding of material evidence, false testimony, and racist remarks".
But where Pop to Popism is different to your average blockbuster is the Australian art that has been interwoven into that familiar story.
It would have been much more lively and more meaningful if this material had been interwoven with the rest.
Mr Morgan, former editor of the Daily Mirror and News of the World, told the Leveson Inquiry that "ethical considerations" had been "interwoven" into his work.
This time audiences will encounter three Molière comedies ("Sganarelle," or "The Imaginary Cuckold," and two lesser-known titles), which have been interwoven to accentuate overlapping characters and common themes.
Israelis, Palestinians and Americans, their political, military and diplomatic careers have been interwoven and, in some cases, steered exclusively toward this goal: the supposed endgame of the Israeli-Palestinian peace effort and the resolution of 52 years of conflict.
