My culture is too interwoven with religion: it is almost impossible to exclude religion from civic laws.
Taunus got United States government support because it was simply too big and too interwoven with the American financial system to fail.
I was kind of autistic I was saying, 'My book is more important than your life.'" It's not quite true to say that the book has also become more important than his life because, in a sense, the book and the life are now too interwoven.
He has also interwoven it with his own story.
Whatever might happen next, the event was already "too intimately interwoven with the interests of humanity and too widespread in its influence upon all parts of the world for nations not to be reminded of it when favourable circumstances present themselves, and to rise up and make renewed attempts of the same kind".
Exhilaration has now become too closely interwoven with terror.
But a question posed by Mr. Grimes yet to be answered: "Will diners ever again find that perspective enchanting?" he wrote more than six years ago, and added, "Exhilaration has now become too closely interwoven with terror".
Perhaps it changed it for the women in his life, too, so deeply interwoven was his work with his relationships.
The problems identified in Hot, Flat, and Crowded are too important to be interwoven into the travelogue of a self absorbed gasbag.
In a review for International Times, Barry Miles considered Martin's score "superbly produced" and, of the songs, wrote only of "It's All Too Much", which he described as "Endless, mantric, a round, interwoven, trellised, tessellated, filigreed, gidouiled, spiralling" and "Happy singalong music".
These are three of the game's playable four at the moment, the fourth being the Red Wedding-injured Rodrik Forrester, but there are many more characters, too, each splendidly three dimensional on their own terms and wonderfully interwoven into Martin's deep and rich fiction by the guiding hand of the author's personal assistant, Ty Corey Franck.
