Sentence examples for intertwined you from inspiring English sources

In the Christian tradition, there is much talk of joy and sorrow being intertwined: you can't have one without the other.

Yes, you can close down some banks without a problem, but there are some banks that are so intertwined you don't have an option.

Sometimes artistry and insanity are so intertwined you can't distinguish them.

Pain and pleasure are always intertwined, you can't have them apart.

So I found that all these stories were so intertwined, you couldn't tell one without the other.

You know the resilience of the Saints and the resilience of the city are intertwined when you come across the following scene.

As he points out, the histories of humans and horses are intimately intertwined; once you start collecting horse-related arcana, it is hard to know where to stop.

Today, Pitts says, mental health and drug use are so closely intertwined that you are never just treating the addiction.

What people should worry about is rainfall and storm surge (water blown in by hurricane winds), which may seem intertwined if you've never been on the ground during a hurricane, but are actually two distinct phenomena.

Realize that stress and worry are intertwined; the more you prepare, the less you will have to worry and stress about.

The purpose of the quiz is to determine just how healthy you are already in your own life and depending on how you answer it will guide you to the tips that will help you to understand what food to eat, how to reduce your exposure to toxins, show you how the mind and body are intertwined and make you aware of preventative healing practices that really work.