Sentence examples for issues are interwoven from inspiring English sources

In other words, "cultural and political issues are interwoven with language policies" (Gopinathan, 1980, p. 177).

These four issues are interwoven and since health service deficits is an evolving concept they are given equal weight in this analysis.

Saturday's primary in South Carolina came, as the New York Times noted in its usually understated manner, "at the conclusion of a weeklong campaign, where issues were interwoven with discussions of race".

Personal anecdotes are interwoven with observations on a vast array of different issues, from economics to architecture, from landscape aesthetics to history.

Their finances are interwoven.

The strands are interwoven, for sure.

But for Ms. Bloom, they are interwoven.

Misogyny, transphobia, homophobia: these things are interwoven.

The institutions are interwoven at every level, even subterranean.

Within this complex of ideas, other themes are interwoven.

Faith and identity are interwoven themes in the fourth season.