Sentence examples for inseparably tied from inspiring English sources
Daxue thus views good government and world peace as inseparably tied to a ruler's personal wisdom.
If France's national identity is inseparably tied to secularism, then Italy's is linked to religion.
It is inseparably tied to one's historical and cultural setting and is limited by the language and experience of those espousing it.
Over a century ago one of the founding fathers of feminism in the Muslim world, Qasim Amin, said that "..the evidence of history confirms and demonstrates that the status of women is inseparably tied to the status of a nation".
The evolution of modern terrestrial ecosystems is inseparably tied to the origin and diversification of amniote vertebrates [1].
Now the city is tied inseparably to China's economy and dwarfed by the mainland's huge Mandarin-speaking population.
Part of the Labour strategy will be to tie Mr. Cameron inseparably to Mr. Murdoch and his most senior executives in Britain, some of whom were Mr. Cameron's close confidants.
