Sentence examples for interwoven in a from inspiring English sources
Ideally, financial performance and sustainability will be interwoven in a company's strategy already.
Their stories are skillfully interwoven in a narrative that spans 30 years.
Music, dance, and spirituality are tightly interwoven in a worldview that perceives little separation between sacred and secular.
Biographies of the latter, most notably Philippe Legendre, the chef de cuisine, and Gilles Bajolle, the pastry chef, are interwoven in "A Meal Observed" with little dissertations on food and drink and and memories of Todhunter's family, especially at table.
These capabilities are interwoven in a complex configuration with the other capabilities and competencies of the firm and in practice, are very difficult to separate from them.
This study also contributes to the academic community by developing a framework that analyzes the process through which material and social objects become interwoven in a cross-border DM collaboration system.
Life and politics are intimately interwoven in an immune system rationality that is both corporeal and institutional.
Third, evolution, either as history or as process, is interwoven in all other chapters, where it has a place, for example, in the discussion of cell chemistry, ecology, taxonomy, and so on.
Winston Churchill, a keen aficionado of wartime deception, described the spying game as "tangle within tangle, plot and counterplot, ruse and treachery, cross and double-cross, true agent, false agent, double agent, gold and steel, the bomb, the dagger and the firing party... interwoven in many a texture so intricate as to be incredible and yet true".
In the second type "weak emergence," the system's global behavior derives from the operation of micro-level processes, but the micro-level interactions are interwoven in such a complicated network that the global behavior has no simple explanation.
Ms. Nagle's form, usually nude, appears in an assortment of poses: slouched in an armchair, mounted sideways atop a horse, twice interwoven in the embrace of a man.
