The histories of the United States and Haiti are intricately interwoven.
"In that particular show, I think, we saw that things were very intricately interwoven.
As the sextet performed some intricately interwoven partnering, he leaned against a wall and chewed on his bottom lip.
Parshvanatha was the first Tirthankara for whom there is historical evidence, but this evidence is intricately interwoven with legend.
Thus he revived an international Old Slavonic with its Cyrillic grammar and written form but more intricately interwoven with the Greek rhetorical and emphatic style.
The sisters' and mother's raw, impassioned voices are intricately interwoven, and, Rashomon-like, the novel speaks of familial love's strange demands, harsh effects, and lasting ties.
Boiardo's epic has a non-linear timeline, allowing him to jump back and forth within his expertly created and intricately interwoven maze of episodes and characters.
Both worlds, although they can seem like a simple inside and a simple outside, are more likely to be complex and intricately interwoven.
Four were swaddled using the traditional method of their mothers' cultures, including Afghan and Kosovar, where three cloths are intricately interwoven.
The political is intricately interwoven with the personal and the novel's most moving sections chronicle the implosion of Moose's marriage and morale.
The potter's art, as I said earlier, is intricately interwoven with the ancient human sense of originating in earth and returning to that first state.
