Sentence examples for it's inextricable from inspiring English sources

Spiral Pass ranks as one of Maliphant's finest works, but it's inextricable, too, from the shape-shifting patterns created by Hulls's lighting.

It's inextricable from questions of black American identity, and if each of these touches on racial themes in their work, Chicago's Jamila Woods put those questions front and centre on her debut album Heavn (Closed Sessions).

"It's inextricable with protecting unborn babies and protecting people at the end of life".

And since that war — like so many before it — was inextricable from the West's thirst for Iraqi oil (warming be damned), that fateful decision in turn became difficult to separate from climate change.

The show presents Asians as a strand of American society that has engaged in a continuing comedy-drama with the Irish, the African, the Hispanic and all the other American immigrant strains and become as knotted in its own right as it is inextricable from the rest.

When his editor and friend Diana Athill scolded him, he replied, "I am having carnal pleasure for the first time in my life, are you saying I must give it up?" Carnal pleasure meant violence — in fact it was inextricable from beating Margaret up, degrading her in bed, turning the great man's penis into an object of worship.

Yes, but this is because he shared the general biblical view, that it was inextricable from hedonism.

When, after several shifts in tempo, Mr. Turner ventured a solo, it was inextricable from his partners' commentary.

On the way to solve this problem, it is inextricable to measure QOL for older people accurately at onset.

But the pinch and the headache are redeemed by its singularity, and its commotion is inextricable from the sense of wonder it stirs.

The novelist Patrick Gale, one of Maupin's closest friends, observes: "The thing with Armistead's work is that it's so inextricable from his personality.