Sentence examples for very interwoven from inspiring English sources

"But this was a very interwoven, textured network".

"That's very interwoven in American history, and knowing that history lets you see what's going on in the present".

"In that particular show, I think, we saw that things were very intricately interwoven.

His life is very much interwoven with the city of Freiburg.

Fact and fiction, as Barker has said, were very closely interwoven in the trilogy's anguished debate over their involvement in the war and its psychological after-effects.

"We should avoid the schizophrenic nature of business that's it had in the past of separating social responsibility from the business imperative, because they're very tightly interwoven.

My sense from doing some readings in San Francisco--and Francisco--and Francisco--ando me ithisems like a very supportive, interwoven, more couldive group of writers.

R: Relationships: The quality of our relationships with others is very highly interwoven with our overall quality of life.

Conscious that there are still not enough dual heritage books, she's fond of My Two Grannies by Floella Benjamin in which two very different childhoods are interwoven with gently comic domestic contretemps.

Right away, Taft and Roosevelt became the best of friends, though their wives didn't like each other, and their careers were interwoven as each rose very high very quickly.

Ritual was often interwoven into the very process of creating Indian art.