Sentence examples for intertwining to from inspiring English sources

'Revolution in the Making' explores multiple strains of artistic approaches, characterized by abstraction and repetition, that reject the precedent of a monolithic masterwork on a pedestal, employing such tactics as stacking, hanging, and intertwining, to create an intimate reciprocity between artist and viewer.

Becky Unthank: The Unthanks Jonny Kearney and Lucy Farrell's voices intertwine to make the most beautiful sounds.

And the political and the personal intertwine to sort of the ideal for me.

Many different factors intertwined to create European dominance and no single factor would have been enough on its own.

Strands of real or perceived ideology and self-interest intertwine to shape and shade the global fabric.

A host of realities intertwine to make freshmen particularly vulnerable targets, including many outside anyone's control.

Her experiences are mined for individual stories of immediate raw appeal that intertwine to create near-autobiography.

Financial institutions are too intertwined to predict with any precision the impact of diluting any significant stakeholder, and the markets are too fearful to handle any more uncertainty.

(Dargis) 'Sarah's Key' (PG-13, 1 51, in French and English) A Holocaust story and a present-day tale about a journalist (Kristin Scott Thomas) intertwine to little effect.

(Scott Sarahah's Key' (PG-13, 1 51, in French and English) A Holocaust story and a present-day tale about a journalist (Kristin Scott Thomas) intertwine to little effect.

"Tweets from Tahrir" The New York artist Michael Waugh's T features, at a glance, three gorgeous, menacing eagles intertwined to form the rather gothic moniker of this magazine.