Sentence examples for obviously intertwined from inspiring English sources

The Florida court's wholesale revision of Florida statutory law, adopted in part to address the problems flowing from its earlier abandonment of the system crafted by the Florida Legislature, ignores the obviously intertwined nature of the protest and contest provisions and overrides numerous legislative choices embodied in the Florida election code.

Those two things are, obviously, intertwined.

For this reason perhaps, discussions of consciousness and intentionality are more obviously intertwined from the start in the phenomenological tradition than in the analytic one.

Predicting is different from polling, but the two are obviously intertwined.

Work and play are apparently intertwined for the band in a way that obviously inspires them.

First and perhaps most obviously, while pregnant women and fetuses are inextricably physically intertwined, the risks and potential benefits to each of them of various actions, situations, and interventions are typically different and can even be in tension.

"Obviously they had just fallen asleep mid conversation, their fingers intertwined.

The country most obviously at risk from a Greek exit is Cyprus, whose banking system is intertwined with Greece's.

This isn't obviously to say that social media is the domain of hipsterdom, but ours is the first counterculture movement that is intertwined with, an extension of media itself.

For the performance horse, training obviously also involves conditioning of the cardio-vascular and musculoskeletal systems, and the two (psychological and physical) are normally inextricably intertwined.

Were their pasts intertwined?