Sentence examples similar to marked interconnectedness from inspiring English sources

Taking a married name is considered a rite of passage that marks the beginning of a new chapter in life, but because of all this interconnectedness, it's near impossible to truly close past chapters the way it once was.

Or a novel about family secrets that marks the summation of 50 years delving into the domestic, Anne Tyler's A Spool of Blue Thread, and a series of cerebral riffs on anthropology, corporate culture and the interconnectedness of modern life, Tom McCarthy's Satin Island?

In MetaCore Interactome analysis option, networks can be built to see interconnectedness within a data set.

"Marks the passage" is about motion, of course bespeaking a sort of fluid interconnectedness between different forms of the "same" (i.e., "homologous") part of different, yet "closely allied," species.

Gandhi understood this interconnectedness.

The lesson, Tercek added, was "interconnectedness".

It speaks of "interconnectedness" and "diffuse power".

The intensity of global interconnectedness is stunning.

It all had a logic of interconnectedness".

The theme of the movie is interconnectedness.

How can your students observe the interconnectedness of life?