Sentence examples for inseparably interwoven from inspiring English sources
Personality psychologists increasingly believe that 'personality (how people are) is inseparably interwoven with social relationships (who people are with)' (Back, Baumert, et al., 2011, p. 90), and a recent study suggested that a meaningful amount of variation in how people feel can be attributed to their interaction partner (Eisenkraft & Elfenbein, 2010).
In the Netherlands, both developments have become inseparably interwoven because they have to be realised in already densely inhabited and industrialised areas.
Their finances are interwoven.
His "Wind" scenes suggest two tempos interwoven.
Life is so interwoven, so variously organized.
Daily life is interwoven inextricably with microorganisms.
Our biochemistry is interwoven with theirs.
Religion, law, and custom were inextricably interwoven.
Welshness and Britishness are closely interwoven.
The strands are interwoven, for sure.
Bourgeois is interwoven with Tate Modern.
