Sentence examples for interwoven with the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Yaakov came from Israel's pioneer generation, and his personal history is interwoven with the state's.
The militant networks along the Afghan-Pakistan border are still interwoven with the global jihadists.
The Balinese language is interwoven with the caste system of Hinduism.
Soap opera plots are interwoven with the deftness of the US television hit Ugly Betty.
Dark comedy is interwoven with the colour of the peaty trods we often stride over.
At the same time, they are carefully interwoven with the urban fabric that surrounds them.
Most of Sibelius's music for theatre was integrally interwoven with the drama, accompanying on-stage action and speech.
It would have been much more lively and more meaningful if this material had been interwoven with the rest.
That story line is interwoven with the parallel tale of another set of brothers — the uncles of the main characters — who died mysteriously in the family cabin.
The political is intricately interwoven with the personal and the novel's most moving sections chronicle the implosion of Moose's marriage and morale.
"This court, in good conscience, cannot allow an indictment to stand when its fabric has been interwoven with the withholding of material evidence, false testimony, and racist remarks".
