Sentence examples for interwoven with our from inspiring English sources

We both do two or three people's jobs at times, so our relationship is interwoven with our stressful working lives.

The echoes of previous generations of residents became interwoven with our own lives in the rambling family home.

The Electoral College is so interwoven with our political system that it could not be abolished without raising more questions than even most advocates for reform would wish.

Most of my early education took place at the Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment, where our curriculum was interwoven with our guru's philosophy.

And there will be reminders that we're mysteriously bound by things that happened before we were born and to people, now dead, whose lives are interwoven with our own.

He writes, "I believe the main reason for that is our children, since life with them in the here and now occupies all the space," and goes on: For, while previously I saw time as a stretch of terrain that had to be covered, with the future as a distant prospect, hopefully a bright one, and never boring at any rate, now it is interwoven with our life here and in a totally different way.

Our LGBTQ fight for equality is intricately interwoven with that of our brothers and sisters of color and we must remind gay Republicans of the white backdrop in front of which they stand.

"The happiness of our family," Abigail noted in 1788, "seems ever to have been so interwoven with the politics of our country as to be in a great degree dependent upon them".

We survived an extensive bill of rights process, launched over 12 years ago and interwoven with the complexities of our particular circumstances.

We are connected, interwoven with the lives of our children.

"I've been selling books in my family bookshop since I was 13," said Tim Walker, president of the Booksellers Association and owner of Walkers Bookshops, "and there's never been a time when publishers, booksellers and authors have joined together like this to shout from the rooftops that bookshops are essential, and that they're interwoven with the culture of our country".