Sentence examples for interwoven with those from inspiring English sources

Questions of iconography, function, and historical context will be interwoven with those of style, material, and craft.

My mother worked there for a time and my family history is interwoven with those of Terry's and Rowntree's.

Created as "a workshop to advance water research and teaching at MIT," the Rethinking Water conference underscored how water quality and availability is as critical as global warming and renewable energy and is interwoven with those areas.

"Cucumber" 's eight hour-long episodes are interwoven with those of two other series, "Banana" and "Tofu," the titles cheeky references to a urological scale for rating men's erections.

As the EBRD president, Thomas Mirow, said, "The region's problems are deeply interwoven with those of the rest of Europe, and the solution lies in a co-ordinated response from public authorities and international financial institutions".

Her memories of Marc, as his inner circle called him, interwoven with those of other friends, colleagues and political sparring partners, provide a broad-stroke oral biography of a singular New York politician.

Love is interwoven with these activities throughout the book.

Their life together was interwoven with the United States' seemingly endless wars.

His success — and frailties — became interwoven with the city's life.

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.