Sentence examples for intimately woven from inspiring English sources
Isolated neighborhoods, which now have little green space, would be intimately woven into the city's fabric.
The Martha Stewart media and marketing empire is intimately woven around her persona.
Mr. Obama said his health plan would be "intimately woven into" his administration's economic blueprint.
Somehow his songs, poems and wordplay did not work well in translation, perhaps because they were so intimately woven into the Dutch language.
While the use of photography was extensive in the Civil War, in both civilian and military contexts, it was "also intimately woven into the fabric of the 54th," as Ms. Greenough notes.
The extrajudicial killing of an American citizen seemed to him to be nothing but a political question to be argued out in Congress and the White House, not something intimately woven into the founding documents of our nation.
From Japan's perspective, however, especially from a Japanese Buddhist perspective which intimately weaves together Indo-Sino-Japanese threads, it may indeed make sense provisionally and in certain contexts to speak in terms of "the East".
Art is woven intimately into the life of the people.
Peering more closely we discovered toothpicks, razor-clam shells, rubber bands and hair, along with every imaginable permutation of string and thread, woven into their potent and intimately beautiful geometries.
The truly great cities that have thrived over centuries and even millennia – Rome, London, Shanghai among them – have done so because they have developed largely organically and with all strands of their complex lives woven together, if not ideally then intimately and humanely.
