Sentence examples for intertwined it from inspiring English sources

Vian's delight in youth and his sense of its fragility are always intertwined: it is the responsible lives of adults that are nonsensical, and a refusal to grow up that is the only reasonable way to live, but this natural course of things is not allowed.

For example, knowing that depression is often associated with asthma and that its severity and asthma control are intertwined, it might be useful to have psychologists/psychiatric healthcare professionals on the disease management team from the time of asthma diagnosis.

They aren't intertwined; it just seems that way when we are apoplectic on the sofa.

While hip-hop and art have often intertwined, it mostly occurs on the fringes, not at Sotheby's.

But in the Old City and particularly in East Jerusalem, where neighborhoods are often intertwined, it is not so easy.

As a tale of four lives (actually only briefly intertwined), it focuses almost exclusively on professional lives, with personal lives only glimpsed occasionally.

"We're working the narrative in the case and intertwining it with the interior monologue in the character's head".

After the announcement Mr. Perrault, whose designs include the French National Library in Paris, said his idea was not only "to present the theater building as a wonderful instrument for the Maryinsky troupe but to intertwine it into the historical fabric of the city".

For Freeman, the work of Aquinas, who played a major part in reinstating the rationalist tradition of Aristotle and the early Greek scientists, by intertwining it with Christian theology, marks the end of the West's long sleep of reason from the time of the early Christians through the Dark Ages.

Payne slices the story--like a tissue specimen --and intertwinespecimen --andthematically specimen --andfferent plots (whintertwinest, it you pay attention, to intersect).

Tasks were divided along gender lines – there were areas of work that were generally accepted to be "women's work" or "men's work" – but it was intertwined, and it all went to maintain the house and family.