Sentence examples for it weaves together from inspiring English sources

Unprecedented in its global reach, it weaves together hundreds of thousand of local actions -- moments of moving AS IF the everyday nature of gender violence were truly exceptional -- into a tapestry of resistance that is stronger than the sum of its parts.

Cinematically adventurous for its day, astutely cast, it weaves together a grim Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale and the realistic on- and off-stage activities of a touring ballet troupe.

On a basic level, Odyssey borrows heavily from the fantasy game in the way it weaves together action and stat-oriented combat, its approach to world design, even the way that your character has only one faithful steed instead of a whole roster of them--though said steed is reskinnable.

"Inspired" is unlike your other books in that it weaves together different genres.

Tell us about your research and how it weaves together the various strands of your academic interests.

"It weaves together the threads of your life". A quilt doesn't have to be difficult to make.

It wove together several counterrevolutionary strategies to dampen the threat from craft beers in the 1990s and reinforce its position as the dominant force in the U.S. beer industry.

It elegantly weaves together the stories of Louisa and Paul, each of whom is running from a damaged past: Louisa's hippyish teen rebellion – a swirl of 1990s Kensington Market and angsty gigs with boys who should know better – and Paul's school years of grief and being bullied.

But more significantly, there are the ways in which it deftly weaves together art and architectural history, creating a record of the quotidian — graffiti, commercial signage, people on the street — while also touching on the cosmic.

Above it all, Joyce effortlessly weaves together angular phrases full of unexpected leaps.

And it's true he weaves together the worlds of the Mughal court and the Italian Renaissance with a certain beguiling bravado.