Sentence examples for quite intertwined from inspiring English sources

"They're both quite intertwined and work together.

The company's history is quite intertwined with the LeWeb conference: Uber Paris launched during Paris Le Web just last December and Uber as a whole came into existence as part of a conversation between founders Kalanick and Garrett Camp during LeWeb 2008.

As a couple you are both obviously quite intertwined.

First, these areas are not independent but rather intertwined.

Work hours are creeping well past conventional daytime hours along with other activities such as eating, cleaning, socializing and taking care of the kids which are all intertwined, often quite seamlessly.

The use of such intertwined nanocomposites is quite promising for electrochemical energy storage devices in portable electrical vehicles.

Regardless of exactly which tetramer (or combinations thereof) predominates in solution, the domain-domain contacts within mDia1 are likely to be quite dynamic, since the system can generate the intertwined tetramer in the crystal as described above.

"It's really quite intimate," I gasped at one point, when our intertwined bodies were bowed back in a chummy Lamaze-like position.

Because, had he done so, I would probably not have ridden towards the two metre-long strips of intertwined black rubber on the road with quite such casual indifference.

As with the Cockburns' book, the intertwined voices of grief-stricken, articulate sanity and not-so-sane but often quite poetic illness make a duet both wonderful and terrible.

Women have not gained equal rights quite as rapidly as gays have, but the movements for women's and LGBT equality will become intertwined, seeing that these two groups have much more in common that most people will admit.