Sentence examples for or intertwined from inspiring English sources

Viewed through an electron microscope, ebolaviruses appear as long filaments, sometimes branched or intertwined.

On "Moment's Notice" and "26-2," byth by John Coltrane, he wove lines that echoed or intertwined with Mr. Frisell's.

From a trading Web site: "When the Jaw, the Teeth and the Lips are closed or intertwined, it means the Alligator is going to sleep or is asleep already.

Yarns can be interlaced, interlooped, or intertwined to produce a range of textile products.

Thermoplastics, by contrast, form long molecular chains, which are often coiled or intertwined, forming an amorphous structure without any long-range, crystalline order.

Since conflicts and disputes are often confused or intertwined, it is essential that lawyers be better trained in resolving, or at least de-escalating conflicts.

The two vocalists proved ideally matched, Mr. Blaze's focused sound handsomely countering or intertwining with Ms. Sampson's appealing tone.

Margaret Forster was a prolific and award-winning author who wrote a series of acclaimed novels and non-fiction books, many of them either directly historical, or intertwining history and fiction.

In our scenario, it seems now probable that the "initial" and "later" migration routes, or even the population groups themselves, were or became intertwined.

Yet his self-indulgence and self-pity and recklessness have come, like it or not, intertwined with great empathy, especially for those who have been victims because of their race, gender or sexual orientation.

Whether it's the wind blowing through Star's hair as the minibus hits the highway, or bodies intertwined in the grass as salesmanship is briefly abandoned in favour of sex, there is epic intimacy amid the harsh poetry.