Sentence examples for has inextricably from inspiring English sources

Lamoriello's success has inextricably been linked with McMullen's.

For me, a degree from Bob Jones has inextricably connected me to a racist institution.

And the international community's reluctance to fight corruption head-on has inextricably linked it with the despised administration.

It seems to twist, stretch and taunt the fine line between hope and despair that has inextricably woven itself into the town fabric over the past year.

The phenomenon created by the dual currency system has inextricably intertwined tourism and a higher quality of life.

Historian Hélène Adeline Guerber theorizes that the tradition traces back to an ancient Norse custom connected with the Yule feast, a Germanic pagan festival that in modern times has inextricably been absorbed into Christmas.

Even in the Dominican Republic yesterday, some families found that Sept. 11 had inextricably intruded on their grief.

Josh McDaniels and the Denver Broncos have inextricably linked their futures to Tim Tebow, which seems like a dicey decision considering how raw Tebow's talent is.

Indeed, the history of the cricket in the two countries has been inextricably linked.

Its destiny has been inextricably linked to that of the Chinese nation.

In fighting the Muslim insurgents, the Thai army has become inextricably bound up with Buddhist monks.