Sentence examples for to be intertwined from inspiring English sources

Or are disgust and desire doomed to be intertwined?

Regarding the workings of the human mind, memory and pattern recognition seem to be intertwined.

These meshes appear to be intertwined, which may have interesting implications for the mechanical properties of the cell.

He figures this could be a vital recruit, and their destinies and histories are to be intertwined in headspinning ways.

Then, too, noble houses were continually conspiring to manipulate or eviscerate the monarchy, and, as a result, religious issues came to be intertwined with political ambitions.

Different resilience levels are expected to be intertwined with different scale ranges of real habitats, in relation to the kind and intensity of natural and human disturbances.

Also on San Fernando is a haphazardly marked path to a pre-Columbian petroglyph, a volcanic boulder carved with what appear to be intertwining snakes.

You want your brand's image to grow, not be intertwined in controversy.

Think of the entire customer journey and look to see how marketing can be intertwined into every layer.

Thus axiomatic and semantic approaches to truth are intertwined.

Flashbacks to L.A. are intertwined with Choi's recipes for chorizos and carne asada.