Sentence examples similar to much more interwoven from inspiring English sources
Yet elsewhere the picture was more grim and reflected, for better and worse, how much more closely Texas is now interwoven not only with the national economy but also with the fortunes of Mexico.
It would have been much more lively and more meaningful if this material had been interwoven with the rest.
He has wisely picked a part of this set of interwoven challenges that should have been addressed much more forcefully by me and others long ago".
"Sandals more interwoven and complete.
Powerfully interwoven with major issues of human rights, freedom of speech, politics, injustice, loss and hope, this will lead the curious minded to find out much more.
Businesses are becoming more like the technology itself: more adaptable, more interwoven and more specialised.
By Karl Kirchwey The New Yorker, July 29 , 1996P. 46 "Sandals more interwoven and complete View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
