Sentence examples for more intimately bound from inspiring English sources

Whereas the influence of directed actions on cognition may largely be on automatic and unconscious System 1 processes, gestures, which are more intimately bound to language, may influence the verbal, deliberative processes of System 2 (Nathan, in press).

Margaret Jane Radin (1988) and Carole Pateman (1983) stress the ways that the labor of bearing a child is more intimately bound up with a woman's identity than other types of labor.

Kant's views on psychology are intimately bound up with his more general position in the philosophy of mind.

Shown the same larger fish swimming against a different, novel background, Japanese participants had more difficulty recognizing it than Americans, indicating that their perception was intimately bound with their perception of the background scene.

Yet they are often at increased risk, principally because they are usually more dependent on farming than rich countries, and no other human activity is so intimately bound up with the weather.

Escape was intimately bound up with issues of race.

Sardana, communal dance intimately bound up with Catalan national consciousness.

They were intimately bound up with civic pride and democracy.

… Yet we were still intimately bound up with each other".

Josiah Wedgwood's achievement is intimately bound up with the history of the Potteries.

The potential of the Canadian multicultural future is intimately bound up in overcoming the colonial past.