Sentence examples for intertwined only from inspiring English sources

In his later works (1902; 1904b; 1906; 1907; 1910; 1915; 1918) the various aforementioned philosophical disciplines are intertwined, only the emphasis of the subject matters differs.

Public information on the web has no concept of, or ability to, distinguish between the work and personal details of a person's identity – so from the perspective of a cracker on a research mission, having both the business and personal aspects of a target's digital life intertwined only serves to provide additional potential entry points.

Today, McCain and the Wylys are once again intertwined, only this time in collaboration.

The estimated 60 to 100 militias have powerful connections and are often intertwined not only with the city's police but also with politicians, who offer them safe harbor in exchange for ensuring votes or cash from residents.

Reality, filmed illusion, and dreams are so intertwined that only an artist, playing merrily with echoes, can sort them into a scheme of delight.

So is the physics of cord entanglement: How two power cords set separately in a briefcase become so complexly intertwined in only a few hours.

Positive and negative, myth and reality, are so tightly intertwined that only deep historical excavation can distinguish them.

Eventually, Marie came to believe that she and Ferdinand were "the best associates, the most loyal companions, but our lives intertwine only in certain matters".

As I will discuss below, some feminist philosophers of biology contend that gendered social values are not only intertwined with particular theories or knowledge claims, but can also support and be supported by these foundational concepts (Fehr 2004, Longino 1990).

This is particular to Poland's own history, of course, where the church is intertwined with not only the nation's founding but resistance to foreign powers right up through the 1980s, when a Polish pope and the Solidarity movement, side by side, inspired the country.

These issues are intertwined, and not only because women's health is also an economic issue.