Sentence examples for interconnected circles from inspiring English sources

Potential conflicts of interest abound within opaque, interconnected circles: the Conservative peer Lord Nash was for years a schools minister while chairing an academy chain accountable to the government department he helped to run.

If "You Can Count On Me" was a sublimely wrought depiction of a fragile dynamic between two siblings, "Margaret" is that writ large — played out not in a single family or a small town, but among ever-widening and interconnected circles of lives, their private dramas constantly thrumming and colliding.

For the next few hours till sundown, the crowd doubled in size, splitting into two interconnected circles.

Arrayed on interconnected circles of bright red fabric are sixteen, modestly scaled but fantastical constructions that together create a kind of Seussian altarpiece to fecundity.

While his physical world had shrunk to two indoor rooms and daily pacing in his courtyard, Bin Laden was still revered at home — by his three wives, by his children and by the tight, interconnected circle of loyalists in the compound.

Now, another clever bit of personalization: Pesce's new shoe for the Brazilian company Melissa -- an ankle bootie composed of interconnected PVC circles, whose form can change at the whim of its owner with a swift slice of the scissors.

The ingredients are simple: an interconnected social circle, a platform, a sense of humour and perhaps most importantly, a strong sense of culture.

S.D. Actually five interconnected Dupont Circle rowhomes, The Mansion on O Street is a private club, bed-and-breakfast, museum, concert venue and flea market, and it also hosts a popular weekly brunch.

This may be hard to do depending on how interconnected your circle of friends is and how many things you do in common.

The long-standing assumption that with the state's blessing, the destinies of entire industries should be overseen by a charmed circle of interconnected people from the grandes écoles and the haute bourgeoisie seems to be wearing thinner these days.

One of the first we caught this week was "Maps to the Stars," David Cronenberg's drama about a circle of interconnected Hollywood denizens who are maniacal about fame.