Sentence examples for intertwined among from inspiring English sources

Music and dance are intertwined among South American Indians, and music is central to native South American healing practices.

Meanwhile, intertwined among comments on ethics are adamant assertions of HP's financial health.

The company had lots of cash but complex liabilities intertwined among more than 1,000 subsidiaries and shell companies.

Symbiosis challenges this well-entrenched definition of the individual organism, not only because physiological autonomy has been sacrificed, but anatomic borders have lost clear definition and development becomes intertwined among several phylogenetically defined entities.

Specifically, rich clubs, protein assemblies that are strongly intertwined among each other, provide proteomic sites that are largely targeted by the virus.

We found that targeted and HDF proteins appear predominantly in rich-clubs, groups of human proteins that are strongly intertwined among each other.

Halliwell (2011) claims that Book X of the Republic "offers not a simple repudiation of the best poets but a complicated counterpoint in which resistance and attraction to their work are intertwined, a counterpoint which (among other things) explores the problem of whether, and in what sense, it might be possible to be a 'philosophical lover' of poetry" (244).

Intertwined among the start-ups were more established blue-chip firms, such as Siemens, EY, BNP Paribas Fortis and Nokia.

The extensive family trees of descendants are intertwined because they married among themselves, scorned as marriage material by old Christian families.

It's going great now, and I'm pretty sure, as I pass those "hedges intertwined with crimson flowers, among which marmalade-coloured birds were trapezing, crying raucously," that some other Liverpudlians have made the same trip before me, perhaps with a winged girl named Lucy in tow.

"When the populations live among each other and are intertwined, it cannot be only a process among politicians," said Seth Appel, an Israeli who helped develop educational programs to promote Arab-Jewish understanding.