Sentence examples for intertwined with it from inspiring English sources

Russia, a neighbor of Iran, is far more intertwined with it geopolitically than any other world power, and has more concerns about upsetting relations.

But what none of these knockoffs have is the ebullient personality whose life and indomitable good spirits seem so intertwined with it.

Yet even as China becomes richer, and Hong Kong and Taiwan become even more deeply intertwined with it, the periphery seems to be slipping away.

The music and the lifestyle intertwined with it were designed to rip apart routines, in the rock scene and in the larger culture.

"People have gone nuts, not only being without it, but also because so much of their lives are intertwined with it," said Gayle Porter, a Rutgers University professor and expert on workaholism.

We ate on the terrace of the vineyard restaurant, surrounded by the native flowers and trees that Mr. Horgan and his wife, Tricia, keen environmentalists, have planted -- yellow hibberta and perky little pink and white diosma, as well as grevillea, an orange-flowered bush, with the violet-flowered vine Hardenbergia comptoniana, or wild wisteria, intertwined with it.

Unfortunately, what Google had built was so intertwined with its internal systems it wasn't suitable for open sourcing or even sharing.

The book is chock full of interesting tidbits of historical and cultural notes, all intertwined with soccer: It was Franco who perfected the exploitation of soccer as propaganda, separating his supporters from opponents by the teams they supported.

"This case is surrounded and intertwined with sensitivities — it is a process of doing business there and respecting their sovereignty," said one American official who has been briefed on the investigation and who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the inquiry is continuing.

The living-will process has proved almost as controversial in finance as it is in health-care policy, in part because the question of whether a credible one can be created for any particular bank is intertwined with whether it's too big to fail.

My intent on withdrawing from the Internet is a tough one — for journalists like me whose lives are intertwined with technology, it's almost impossible.