Sentence examples for intertwined destiny from inspiring English sources
The tests reveal that most of us are genetic hybrids of one sort or another; that, in general, "racial purity" is as false as it is ignoble; and that, in particular, the European, African and native populations of this continent have always had, and always will have, an intertwined destiny.
Full of black ironies about the knotty relationship between faith and God's mercy, the play dramatises the intertwined destinies of two men.
Meanwhile, at the Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv, a new play reflects the intertwined destinies of two peoples fighting over a contested land.
No man, they believe, is an island, and so human miseries must be understood in terms that reflect how intertwined human destinies are.
"They became fast friends, briefly lovers and then loyal comrades, their lives and destinies forever intertwined," Paul and Karen Avrich write in "Sasha and Emma: The Anarchist Odyssey of Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman" (Belknap Press, $35).
While the 20th century taught us that we share a common destiny, the 21st has revealed a world more intertwined than at any time in human history.
"The roles are too intertwined".
The concerts held intertwined stories.
