Sentence examples for interwoven to from inspiring English sources

Several strands of plot are interwoven to reinforce each other by contrast and parallel.

Scenes from countries of origin and from the refugees' journeys are interwoven to stress cause and effect.

In what some may regard as an overly contrived fashion, these stories are neatly dovetailed and interwoven to make ironic and often paradoxical points.

He explained that the new structure, which will cover 20,000 square feet, will be made up of a collection of pavilions, interwoven to create a similar feeling.

This time audiences will encounter three Molière comedies ("Sganarelle," or "The Imaginary Cuckold," and two lesser-known titles), which have been interwoven to accentuate overlapping characters and common themes.

I ordered with fear in my heart, but the Britannique is a triumph, a timbale of succulent salmon nuggets with nearly invisible bits of Stilton and walnut delicately interwoven to create a lovely interplay of unexpected flavors.

Mehdi et al. [ 13] implement interwoven design to improve microarray experiments to ensure that the resulting data enables robust statistical analysis.

The evidence has laid bare the intimate, extensive and insidious web of social, familial and personal ties between the political, corporate and legal forces that govern a country: a patchwork of individual and institutional associations so tightly interwoven that to pick at one part is to watch the whole thing unravel.

It's just that there are so many interwoven threads to this argument, and it's kind of impossible to chase them all up properly.

The big difference is that adapter Ben Power and director Marianne Elliott have interwoven them to create a standalone work played over a single, three-hour evening.

What works in "Moneyball" is showing not telling: the scenes of men doing and being and sometimes failing, as in the interwoven flashbacks to the young Billy, played by Reed Thompson.