Sentence examples for something inextricable from inspiring English sources
If I feel like reading something inextricable I go to Mann or Musil, and if something quick and ironic to almost any French novel (even Proust is quick in his way).... What makes my imagination work, I guess, is always a question rather than an achievement.
But despite its inextricable link to licensed premises – something not exactly contradicted by the sight of the thousands of excitable spectators at Ally Pally seated at long tables groaning with alcoholic refreshment – darts is a truly demotic sport and has its adherents across all social strata.
Wang Yangming, the most influential representative of the latter, provided a crucial node in the inextricable link between Chinese epistemology and ethics, something that is especially evident in the main concepts of his epistemological system: the ideas of heart-mind (xin), the unity of knowledge and action (zhi xing heyi) and innate knowledge (liangzhi).
"I told them what the song is about — which, in the greater arc of the record, is the inextricable relationship between death and love — and they came up with something that I never would have thought of but still has firm ties to my vision".
In its August report, authored by its executive director, Antonio Maria Costa of Italy, it noted the "inextricable link between drugs and conflict," and without referring to or sanctioning military action, said that something needed to be done.
The relationship is inextricable.
"These interests are inextricable.
In my mind, my husband's phone number is inextricable from his handwriting, and it lives on a jagged-edged, ephemeral scrap that resurfaces every once in a while, usually when I'm looking for something else.
Perhaps one was inextricable from the other.
Linguistic and economic tensions were now inextricable.
