Sentence examples for inseparably from inspiring English sources

"Pakistan", he says, "has become very religious-minded and anti-West".Since 2001, these sentiments piety and anti-Westernism have become insepanti-Westernism have

The gown, now inseparably associated in the popular mind with Genevan (Reformed) divines, was in fact opposed by these same divines in England and Scotland in the 17th century.

The Christian mission, the church, and Christianity each distinguishable, but inseparably related have experienced four major transitions in their history.

Samavaya, or inherence, which indicates things inseparably connected.

Robert Adam, whose name is inseparably associated with this movement, had, like earlier architects, studied in Italy.

These two flows are inseparably intertwined and form the lifeblood of industrial society.

Defense capability is inseparably linked to the cost of maintenance.

A similar process took place in the formulation of Christological belief by the council of Chalcedon (451), which defined Christ as "one person, acknowledged in two natures, unconfusedly, unchangeably, indivisibly, inseparably".

The core of this ideal, which derives from the romantic cult of woman in medieval courtly society, is that love (minne) ennobles through the suffering with which it is inseparably linked.

The trisvabhava is inseparably connected with the practical purposes of Yogachara ("Practice of Yoga"), as knowledge of the doctrine can enable one to break through the painful chain of death and rebirth, or samsara, and attain the state of enlightenment, or nirvana.

Third, culture and the writing system are inseparably linked to statecraft in that a command of writing and knowledge of the written tradition were for millennia necessary and requisite skills for holding office.