Mr. Lang's achievement is in yoking together opposites so thoroughly that they seem inextricable, even though, logically, they should hardly work together at all.
The two disciplines, though now inextricable from one another, initially advanced along largely separate and occasionally redundant paths.
Abeid and his allies, though, see slavery and racism as inextricable — and an alliance between the two groups as politically irresistible.
The characters in his movies seem thin because their environment is developed so thickly; yet that environment, he suggests, is, though exterior to them, an inextricable part of them.
Though the texture and tone bear an inextricable relationship to one another in an image patch, the dominant property is the texture, when the patch has wide variation of features of discrete gray tone [31].
The relationship is inextricable.
"These interests are inextricable.
Perhaps one was inextricable from the other.
Linguistic and economic tensions were now inextricable.
