Sentence examples for its intertwined from inspiring English sources

Trinidad is an island known for its intertwined histories — it changed hands between the British, French, and Spanish, and has more than a million residents who boast roots in India or Africa or both — and Paramin is especially so.

The benefits of its intertwined holdings can add up.

He likens the task, with its intertwined ecological and political complexities, to solving Rubik's Cube.

Gdansk, with its intertwined Polish-German history and recent Communist past, is a fitting location to realize how far Europe has moved from the old cleavages of the cold war and East-West thinking.

He's a young man (thirty-two), his movie is set at a time before his birth, and he extracts from the Southern landscape its intertwined strands of mythology — private and social, cinematic and oral.

Its intertwined, fantastic animal and bird forms are often densely and minutely detailed an example in the Book of Kells (c. 800) contains 158 interlacements in a space of 0.25 square inch (1.61 square cm).

It was known for its innovative and eclectic style, which had a marked jazz influence, and for its complex intertwined guitar parts.

My 10-year-old was confused by its two intertwined story lines.

Every twist in its four intertwined voices came through with uncanny clarity.

This is a superb design, its five intertwined rings evoking the idea of continents linked together.

Its staggered-grid intertwined discretization treats space and time coordinates on equal footing, thereby avoiding the notorious fermion doubling problem.