Sentence examples for it's woven from inspiring English sources

Now it's woven into the party's very fiber.

This recurring motif of division and separation, though, is not laboured; it's woven into the book's structure, but I'm not even totally sure that it's intentional.

The products are available throughout June at select stores in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C. "Equality is not something we just wear; it's woven into the fabrics of our principles," Levi's officials said in an email statement, as proceeds from the sales of the line will benefit local lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) advocacy organizations.

The rice boat's coir thatch looks impenetrable, resembling a giant floating armadillo, yet it's woven for ventilation.

It's woven nylon.

"It's woven into the culture here.

Rieder analyzes how King's varied ways of talking reflected his sense of self as it was woven into America's social fabric.

It was woven in the early 1550's, and within a decade or so tapestry production in northern Europe fell on hard times.

It is woven into our nation's narrative, philosophy and history.

Among its causes are the threads from which it is woven, the weaver, the shuttle, the loom, various contacts, etc. (iii) The axe-tree example.

The goat's silky cashmere fleece makes the long journey in bales to Stafford Springs, where it is woven into high-priced fabrics worn by the well to do.