Sentence examples for intertwined over from inspiring English sources

Different religions and languages have often been intertwined over history.

This husband-and-wife team has become increasingly intertwined over the course of films like "Knocked Up" and "Funny People," which Mr. Apatow wrote and directed and in which Ms. Mann played supporting characters.

In California, where all the victims lived, friends, relatives and colleagues — an overlapping network that had become deeply intertwined over many years — struggled to make sense of the loss.

Global luxury sales and epic Chinese political corruption have become so inextricably intertwined over the last decade that the recent kerfuffles in Chinese politics — the investigations and convictions and pledges of propriety — have been nothing but trouble for the privileged few.

In the case of Puerto Rico, cosmology and ideology were intertwined over approximately 2000 years, spanning tribal to chiefdom sociopolitical formations.

Obligate plant insect interactions, especially Ficus fig wasp mutualisms, offer striking examples of fine-tuned encounter optimization as biological cycles between mutualistic partners are deeply dependent on each other and intertwined over generations.

Socialization is intertwined with the spill-over effect, as both parallel effects have to be active in order to generate integration.

And, consequently, the contest between families for the allegiance of children has become inevitably intertwined with struggles over inheritance rights.

When the bell rang, he leaned back in the Puerto Rican, crossed his legs, intertwined his fingers over his stomach, and tried to relax his face so it would appear sullen and cold.

Our argument is framed by Sara Ahmed's (2012) statement that the very idea that we are 'over race' is how racism is reproduced where it also has to be emphasized that the notion of being 'over race' needs to be understood as intertwined with being over gender.

A first step may be to disentangle two questions that are generally intertwined in debates over "competition" in health care.