Sentence examples for inextricably around from inspiring English sources

Wireds Laura Hudson considered the remastered version highlighted how the original game was "an artifact of its time, an exceptional piece of interactive art wrapped inextricably around the technology and conventions of its time in a way that reveals both their limitations and the brilliance they were capable of producing".

Within 10 years, cellphones are going to become our all – ID, passport, entry codes – inextricably linked to our identity with all our history carried around with us.

Much as it may seem logical that the horror of the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, is inextricably linked to the other terrorist horrors around the world, the fact is that the connections are not all clear.

A common misconception around autism is that it is inextricably linked to intellectual disability.

The Internet of Things and the Internet might seem inextricably linked, but, increasingly, there are questions centered around how IoT devices should work with one another — and what happens when the Internet connection goes down?

We seem ready to forget that we are inextricably bound to the environment and the people around us.

Ross, a member of the Occupy Wall Street education and empowerment working group, sees his salary as inextricably linked to debt loads hanging like albatrosses around the necks of many of his young students.

Even if one parent is no longer around, for better or worse their fortunes are inextricably bound together.

For many people around the world, sport and play are immediately and inextricably tied to the notion of childhood.

In any case, the figures are as inextricably grafted to each other as they are to the sculptural matter around them.

"The modern story of Hopkins is inextricably linked to him," said Ronald J. Daniels, the university's president, as he walked around the campus recently.