Gifford skillfully interweaves both humor and history throughout his story, making China Road an informative book and a very entertaining read.
He spends most of his time on diplomacy and strategy, skillfully interweaving both with the new revelations about wartime intelligence.
In response to the division between the emotive and analytic approaches of autoethnography, Tedlock [ 33] presents examples of autoethnographic literature where authors have chosen to interweave both emotive and analytic approaches in writing.
As such, it interweaves those two discrete strands of Greengrass's work to produce a movie that is both real-world political commentary and thrilling action ride.
The fascination of Fresh Dressed lies in the inventive and revealing way it interweaves politics, music and sociology.
It interweaves music commissioned from six composers around a central series of paintings created by Michiko.
In examining social ills, it interweaves multiple stories of the prisoners' lives as viewed by a doctor volunteering his services.
The meaning of each concept is dependent upon the total pattern of concepts, for the idea content of each grows richer as it interweaves with the others.
With its calculated anachronisms and Shakespearean quotations, Van Kampen's script is sometimes a bit knowing, but it interweaves story and song excellently.
Part opera, part documentary, part sermon, it interweaves the various strands of Mr. Reich's work of the last four decades: phased repetition, spoken material and electronic technology.
First, it interweaves a gooey, cell-friendly hydrogel with a stiffer substance that offers structural support.
