Sentence examples for intimately entangled from inspiring English sources

Korea has a rich and varied literary tradition — and a recent history that is intimately entangled with that of the West, particularly the U.S.

In other words, complexomics terminologically combines a reductionist view of life (focussed on analysis, on breaking-down the phenomena of life into basic molecular components) with a holistic view (life as an evolving synthesis of intimately entangled molecular processes).

The article demonstrates that the indigenous and colonial planning cultures became intimately entangled and hybridised, changing their character across time, moving from attempts of erasure to competition and creative cohabitation.

It is important to stress that the responses to anoxia and to reoxygenation are intimately entangled and cannot be dissociated.

Love might be blind, but she's rarely deaf: language and love have always been intimately entangled.

The connection between the UK and Eastern Europe is rather complicated to explain, being intimately entangled with the history of the IMO.

It recalls the phenomenon that Schrödinger termed "entanglement," and entangled particles, even when separated, remain intimately connected.

He became entangled and stumbled.

All, naturally, become entangled.

Through this experience, I have also seen intimately the unfair application of the death penalty, the lack of concern for the broken legal system, and the hatefulness of those sitting in distant seats of self-righteous judgment against those who become entangled in its grasp.

Wires can easily become entangled.