Sentence examples for intimately bound with from inspiring English sources

It is rare to see it, and the reason why is intimately bound with the repressive culture Kambalu describes.

This is part of the reason for thinking positively and proactively about privacy: its fate is intimately bound with that of the Internet of Things as a whole.

Yet Dunmore's fiction is so intimately bound with the visitation of history upon the present that the distinction between the paranormal and purely psychological phenomena becomes increasingly hard to discern.

"Her sharp critical sense was intimately bound with her love of good food, her eye for the telling detail and her keen ability to scent the least whiff of pretension".

Shown the same larger fish swimming against a different, novel background, Japanese participants had more difficulty recognizing it than Americans, indicating that their perception was intimately bound with their perception of the background scene.

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.

The Downtown literature represented in this anthology is intimately bound up with that Manhattan — infused with the energy and violence of a city where blackouts and social protests were routine, the East Village was still filled with tenements, and the subway was covered with graffiti.

"From the earliest years, the child's sense of subjective well-being is intimately bound up with relationships, and particularly with parents and peers", was pointed out in a recent UNICEF report (UNICEF 2013 40).

That dehumanization was intimately bound up with claiming that synagogues were infested with demons and declaring that Jews should be slaughtered.

The report notes: "The effective investigation of cases which are the legacy of the Troubles in Northern Ireland has proved a particularly intractable problem in practice because it is so intimately bound up with the much larger question of dealing with the past in a post-conflict society".

HD Most people, who are at all acquainted with your work, know that it is organic and intimately bound up with the lives of people.