Sentence examples for inseparably into from inspiring English sources

FieldTurf, the product, consists of individual blades, about two and a half inches long, of a polyethylene-polypropylene blend, woven inseparably into a carpetlike backing.

Mr. Jones turns the gradual dismantling of a large, sleek overhanging steel sculpture from the first act into understated theater and dance, most magically when the lines of the poles and the dancers' limbs merge inseparably into a shimmering thicket of horizontal parallels.

But he also recognized that racial justice was woven inseparably into a seamless garment of justice that touches every aspect of modern life.

But if we are going to continue on our path of being a gun-loving-toting country, as it seems we are, then maybe it's time that pro-and anti-gun legislation proponents came together and accepted guns, not only as weapons for self-protection, or as emblems of our cowboy bravado, but as a psychological fact about America, inseparably woven into our historical origins and our national identity.

But the future of our city is bound up inseparably in its neighborhoods, in the dozens of communities where the quality of life is set.

Reason and sense operate inseparably in our perceptual experience.

Put the phrase "exam fiasco" into Google and there are 25,000 answers, the two words inseparably linked.

The point is not whether the parts are contained in the same section, for, the distribution into sections is purely artificial; but whether they are essentially and inseparably connected in substance,—whether the provisions are so interdependent that one cannot operate without the other.' All the cases are, without exception, in the same direction.

Oil and Islam are inseparably linked.

The two are inseparably woven.

All of this is connected inseparably with race.