He sees those two things as intertwined".
"But when they have addiction issues and the border of life and death is so constant and close and intertwined throughout the whole thing, it's heightened.
Their views are rooted in identities and values, as well as in economic perceptions; and these things are all intertwined". Is there a way to illustrate that concept to people who might not understand exactly how that works?
But it certainly was a whole new thing he brought". The intertwined historical legacies of the tale most widely known as "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" and gold mining are impossible to escape 150 years later in Angels Camp.
And man-to-man cornerbacks can't always combat things like presnap motion or intertwined route combinations – offensive tactics that are growing in union with the expanding variety of three-plus receiver formations.
"Wilder's fiction, her autobiography, and her real childhood as she lived it are three distinct things, but they are all closely intertwined, and readers will enjoy seeing how they reflect one another.
In "Liars and Saints", her first novel, she does much the same thing as she tells the tightly intertwined stories of four generations of one highly disaster-prone family.Teddy and Yvette are devout young Catholics who marry during the second world war, before Teddy ships out for the south Pacific.
To the well-deserved chorus of praise for this funny, honest, immensely ambitious book, let me add only that the really lovely thing about its account of decades of intertwined lives is how beautifully constructed it is, taking place, especially early on, in several different periods at once, so that while time teaches much, the exuberant sameness of relationships persists on the page, too.
Historically they were more closely intertwined and viewed as different aspects of the same thing.
MR: The thing I love about this album is how intertwined it all is.
