Sentence examples for interwoven with that from inspiring English sources

Interwoven with that were the joys of love and the memories of holidays spent in Greece and the excitement of turning the key for the first time in their newly rented flat.

Jonah's story is interwoven with that of Judith, an intensely bright and driven young woman who faces personal tragedy after 9/11.

Emily's story is interwoven with that of her great grand-niece Julia, who inherits Emily's home, which has remained a memorial to the lost husband.

In the major, untranslated novel Révolutions (2003), a student's life in Nice, London and Mexico in the 1950s and 60s is interwoven with that of a Breton ancestor and an enslaved woman in 19th-century Mauritius.

The rest of Leavitt's novel is devoted to piecing together what happened to the notebooks, a story that's interwoven with that of the Wrights' house, which itself emerges as an important character.

The story of his incredible feats of arms, in which he is never defeated, was interwoven with that of his love for Oriana, daughter of Lisuarte, king of England; she was his constant inspiration, and eventually he won her in marriage.

His daughter's quest to find him is interwoven with letters that reveal the past in full.

In contrast, the hyphae of the cap flesh is loosely interwoven with hyphae that are cylindrical and branched, measuring 3.7 8.8 μm.

The cap tissue is also interwoven, with hyphae that are cylindrical to somewhat inflated, 3.7 14.6 µm wide, thin-walled, branched, and hyaline to yellowish.

The images that repeat show grasping hands and raised weapons; these pictures, interwoven with others that suggest erotic longing (a butt being firmly squeezed, a man's rapt face with tongue lolling), imply unconsummated desire.

Feminist reconstructions of the nature of the self are interwoven with arguments that draw out the emancipatory benefits of conceiving the self one way rather than another.