Okay, so on a personal/physical level, interbeing is pretty obvious; our bodies contain our kidneys, heart, lungs and all of our other strange organs and complexities that rely on one another (or inter-be with one another) in order to keep us from residing in our final resting place -- whether it's six feet under or scattered across some magnificent ocean or mountainside.
After agreeing to live under one roof, they come to care about and rely on one another while driving each other crazy -- just like any normal family would.
This might be because, in lieu of wealth that would make them autonomous, they have to rely on one another to ensure that their needs are met, Kraus says; another theory suggests poor people may need to be more vigilant to their environment if it's not safe.
We learned to rely on one another".
To make it in Reydon, people rely on one another.
Once in Germany, however, the former prisoners have had to rely on one another for company.
They lived in Queens, in Harlem and Brooklyn, and you could rely on one another.
What became only slightly clearer, over the next hour, was how those pieces safety, strength, pride relate to and rely on one another.
Not having a doorman like those in the upscale high-rises that surround us forces us to rely on one another — a little.
Children living in socially cohesive neighborhoods, where parents rely on one another for emergencies, also were more likely to take care of themselves after school.
Just as we could rely on one another for support when things were good, we could commiserate when things were bad.
