Sentence examples for it was intertwined from inspiring English sources

Religion has always been around the clubhouse, but now it was intertwined with the techniques of rehabilitation, for those who wanted it.

Tasks were divided along gender lines – there were areas of work that were generally accepted to be "women's work" or "men's work" – but it was intertwined, and it all went to maintain the house and family.

AL: One of the unexpected perils of this process was that it was intertwined with the death of my parents.

Although my family has no Jewish ancestry or cultural affiliation with the Holy Land, often it was intertwined with evangelical Christian beliefs, as members of my church pinched pennies to visit the places where Jesus once roamed.

The "Great Pandemic" claimed more lives in a short time than any other disease in history, yet because it was intertwined with the "Great War," the horror of it in human terms may not have been adequately chronicled.

When Lehman Brothers collapsed, it was clear that it was intertwined via toxic assets with the retail banks, some of which held securities a world away from their business expertise.

As you'll see in the graphic below, while not represented in its own right, it is intertwined in some of the most profitable industries, if not only communications then its arguably heavily involved with technology services and electronic technology.

It is intertwined with our economic fortune, certainly in the short term".

It also points to the ways that our judgments about food — and efforts to reform it — are intertwined with judgments about class.

One strand, called the sense strand, carries the genetic instructions; it is intertwined with the complementary antisense strand to form the double helix.

"Size does matter," Mr. Elliott said, adding that it also is important to determine how risky a company's business is and whether it is intertwined with other institutions.