Sentence examples for less inseparable from inspiring English sources

OutKast, on the other hand, sees rap and rock as kindred spirits that are more or less inseparable.

This data, coupled with the use of pets in hospitals and nursing facilities as therapy for patients, and the educational value of caring for an animal for children prove that while we are no longer bound to our pets for increased chances of survival in a prehistoric world, we are none the less inseparable and maintain a certain level of symbiosis.

In fact, if the basis metal is copper, the new copper atoms will frequently arrange themselves to continue the crystal structure of the basis metal, the plate becoming more or less indistinguishable from and inseparable from the basis metal.

How hospice patients communicate their perceptions of needs is an essential question less frequently asked but inseparable from questions regarding the content of end-of-life needs.

For that matter, he renders his characters inseparable from their habitat, which he films no less attentively.

Born less than twelve months apart, she and Daniel had been inseparable as children, "almost like twins," she wrote in "Airless Spaces".

Any system is inseparable from the cultural context from which it has evolved and the less urban, less complex society of Norway produces a very different ethos.

Blow and McQueen were inseparable for a while, then, as his fame increased, less so.

For most bands the stage show is a more or less elaborate package for the songs; for How to Destroy Angels, those elements were inseparable.

As they revive their once-inseparable bond, Milo learns that Maggie's life is a lot less stable and boring than he thinks it is, including her affair with her scuba instructor (played by Boyd Holbrook).

But his music might have been less innovative, for its amateur quality – "amateur in the best sense", as Stravinsky insisted – is inseparable from its distinctive flair.