Sentence examples for inextricably of from inspiring English sources
Hummers are inextricably of their era, the most steroidal sport utility vehicles on the road during the apex of the S.U.V. mania.
Franco's characterization of his adopted hometown (he was born in Palo Alto) is its own kind of invention — one wonders exactly what sorts of "figurines" he's referring to — but he's right that Del Rey is inextricably of her time and place.
Franco's characterization of his adopted hometown (he was born in Palo Alto) is its own kind of invention one wonders exactly what sorts of "figurines" he's referring to but he's right that Del Rey is inextricably of her time and place.
But the core argument for a united Europe remains the feeling, often engendered by a crisis, that together we are more than the sum of our parts – with a new twist: that Britain is no longer just in the club, but inextricably of it.
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Decisions about life support in newborn infants are based, inextricably, on predictions of future well-being, i.e., how well that individual's life is likely to go.
Your economic success and standard of living will be connected inextricably to that of another person.
As a Kennedy brother-in-law, Mr. Shriver was bound inextricably to one of the nation's most powerful political dynasties.
The reason is simple: the health of any nation links inextricably to the health of its citizens now and in the future.
