Sentence examples for how interwoven from inspiring English sources

YES, FREE The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum (217 Johnson Street; 505-946-1000; www.okeeffemuseum.org) is a must-see, given how interwoven the artist is with Santa Fe.

He introduced his book by speaking about how interwoven the foundations of human rights are to a neoliberal agenda".We need to attempt to think of where human rights came from," as presently "human rights are an inefficient form of bettering the world," he said.

What may surprise people is just how interwoven these predatory Wall Street firms are in the circles of power that influence our lives.

"User" is a great shared word that demonstrates how interwoven the built and virtual environments have become, how users engage with space, both real and imagined, and the opportunity for architects and web designers to commiserate in each other's challenges.

In Clockers, you didn't lose sight of how interwoven the cops are with drug dealers.

I am an activist, organizer, former teacher, and district administrator that intimately understands how interwoven our challenges and our solutions are," Mckesson wrote.

What's impressive is how many interwoven conflicts the play contains.

The execution of an elected politician and human rights activist in the city of Rio de Janeiro highlighted just how tightly interwoven crime and politics have become in one of Brazil's main cities.

Their presence alone is a sign of how deeply interwoven the lives of Britons and Americans had become in the new global economic order, and a sign too of how Britain, an open country, deeply reliant on trade and international finance, would suffer if terrorism shut the global system down.

But the first time I heard Run-DMC I was blown away by the interweaving of the two voices; the doubling each other's words here and there and jumping in and out of phrases, finishing phrases for each other, how tightly interwoven it was, like the way a Dixieland band plays or a great rock and roll or jazz band does.

VICE caught up with Racioppo to find out why he decided to start taking photos when he was young and roaming the Prospect Park area, what it really means to say Brooklyn was a different place then, and how its interwoven communities have changed and sometimes refused to change since his boyhood.