Sentence examples for intertwined that from inspiring English sources

By making his first foreign policy move post-election a historic visit to Myanmar, President Obama has intertwined that country's fate with his own human rights legacy.

It was taller and more dense than before, but not so intertwined that we couldn't tunnel through it.

Rather, it was his ability to show how form and content are intertwined that made his writing so revelatory.

"It suggests that time and memory are so tightly intertwined that they may be impossible to tease apart".

All these processes are so tightly intertwined that it is difficult to tell where one leaves off and another begins.

Now the two are so intertwined that they (wrongly) suggest Tony Stark's playboy attitude was actually based on Robert.

"Socially we may have big differences, but we are so intertwined that neither of us can take any kind of action against the other without hurting ourselves more.

In baroque Italy, where image and reality are so intertwined that the term hypocrisy seems inadequate, many did not even blink.

Furthermore, invention and scientific discovery are frequently so closely intertwined that it is difficult to draw any clear-cut distinction between them.

Remember this when your feet start tapping to a catchy tune: Singing and dancing are so deeply intertwined that even birds feel the beat as they sing along.

The real problem, which the authors only hint at, is that Washington and the financial sector have become so tightly intertwined that public accountability has all but vanished.