Sentence examples for intimately bound from inspiring English sources

Sardana, communal dance intimately bound up with Catalan national consciousness.

Escape was intimately bound up with issues of race.

They were intimately bound up with civic pride and democracy.

… Yet we were still intimately bound up with each other".

Meresankh was a woman whose life was intimately bound up in the pharaoh's incestuous rule.

The potential of the Canadian multicultural future is intimately bound up in overcoming the colonial past.

Josiah Wedgwood's achievement is intimately bound up with the history of the Potteries.

Food and meals are intimately bound to culture, friends and family.

This sentiment is intimately bound up with the suspicion and is just as perennial.

In a family business your identity is intimately bound up in what you do.

Yet the fact is that for thousands of years, not only have the British Isles been intimately bound together (Celtic nationalists please note), they have been intimately bound with Europe (English Europhobes please note), and peopled by endless migrations.