Sentence examples for this entwined from inspiring English sources
The stage, entirely covered in real grass and sporting a stuffed deer but adorned with a row of powerful stage lights on each side, is itself a vision, by the designer Peter Pabst, of this entwined relationship between the natural and the theatrical.
As Christian Zionists cling on to this notion of a 'chosen people', the results of this entwined relationship spell disaster for Palestinians who have become the forgotten victims of this alliance.
Gender and Technology brings together leading historians of technology to explore this entwined and reciprocal relationship, focusing on the tools (cars, typewriters, computers, vibrators), industries (dressmaking, steam laundering, cigar making, meat packing) and places (factories, offices, homes) of North America between 1850 and 1950.
Emerging form this and entwined about a number of the new records, is a long strip of film on which are discernable the glowering features of john L. Lewis.
All of this is entwined with the simpler, sadder, more drably drawn chronicle of a woman named Nina, whose longtime boyfriend, Dave, takes a job in India and eventually breaks her heart.
In this framing, entwined with humanitarian and clinical duties of care are the patients' rights-based entitlements to dignity and comfort in dying.
Though the shock dissolved in the following months, I'm reminded of this obscurity entwined in my DNA when I'm asked to fill out a medical history form at the doctor's office and have to indicate that, genetically speaking, half of my family tree remains in shadow.
This is so because this contract is entwined with other contracts, specifically the contract of carriage of goods, the contract of insurance and the letter of credit arrangement.
Today I know this garden vine, entwined among the brush at the edge of our woods, to be an exotic intruder.
This debate is entwined with discussions on the geodynamic-magmatic environment of crustal growth and the role that arcs and/or mantle plumes play in juvenile crustal growth (the "Reymer and Schubert dilemma").
A blockbuster trade this summer between the Nets and the Boston Celtics ensured that the teams would seem unnaturally entwined this season, that an extracurricular awkwardness would characterize what might otherwise be humdrum contests between them.
