Sentence examples for interwoven and interdependent from inspiring English sources

At the center of Indian life was the belief that all of nature was alive, interwoven, and interdependent in a single spiritual world that included people (alive and dead), plants, and rocks; the moon and sun; evil and good.

"It is beyond the capacity of the individual parent to train her child to fit into the intricate, interwoven and interdependent social and economic system we have developed," Ray Lyman Wilbur, the president of Stamford University, told a White House conference on children in 1930.

Girls need a holistic approach to education that recognizes the barriers that they face as interwoven and interdependent, and they need solutions that address their problems on numerous fronts.

Your success depends upon all of us creating new paths of education to keep these "seniors" at the cutting-edge of business, government, non-profit work and other sectors -- and in the process, pave the way for you to profoundly transform your century, since generational prosperity is interwoven and interdependent.

Compare it not to 200 years ago but even to 20 years ago, and see how tightly every aspect of our lives are interdependent and interwoven.

Human rights are universal and interdependent, indivisible and interwoven.

Or as "collective, common and interdependent"?

Free institutions and processes are indivisible and interdependent.

In this more unequal, hotter, unstable and interdependent world we cannot now settle for charity.

The game is more fluid and interdependent, which makes it more complicated to track and analyse.

These systems are interconnected and interdependent in their operation.