Sentence examples for that inextricably from inspiring English sources

Most prominent is a consistent perversity of form and image, details and combinations that make you look or think twice and that inextricably link her to the Surrealists.

The modern novel is a powerful machine that inextricably binds the fate of all those who are involved in its composition, its circulation, its suppression and its consumption.

John Russo, director of the Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State University, has a broader view of the problem, seeing Youngstown as one of many cities seriously suffering from problems of de-industrialization, race and class that inextricably involve suburbs.

Two particles that have never interacted with each other can be forced to become "entangled --a pentangled --aum condition that inentangled --ads peculiars so that nothing can be said about either particle individually.

In doing so, they mobilized millions to buy into an us vs. them paradigm, creating a clash of civilizations that inextricably connected Islam (and Arab people more generally) with the looming threat of radical terror.

And that inextricably identifies Summers with the broader, more vexed debate about the role America should hold among the nations.

"The goal is to inspire architecture that's inextricably linked to the land," he added.

MY visit to the reopened Dior boutique on 57th Street coincided with a couple of unrelated events that became inextricably relatable in my mind.

It seems to twist, stretch and taunt the fine line between hope and despair that has inextricably woven itself into the town fabric over the past year.

Immigration specialists say the changes make the legislation more palatable, but they still voice concern that the House bill would divorce functions that are inextricably linked.

There's something about Orbital that is inextricably linked with the summer's festival season – in fact, they have just announced their return to Glastonbury this year.