Sentence examples for was also knit from inspiring English sources

This notion that ideals also create boundaries -- painfully learned by Faust -- was also knit into Busoni's artistic religion.

Shakespeare, he says, is the champion of "non-heroes"; but his transition from humility to glory is also knitted into Shakespeare's writing, as he coils his personal history around the quotations and fragments of the "boy from Stratford", proposing that part of the theatrical life for Shakespeare was the search for some "extra nookie" and that the bard liked "a glass or twelve".

It quickly became clear this wasn't just a story about international financial services being disrupted – it was also about close-knit Somali communities struggling to send money home.

The class was doing best with preferred stocks in Kraft, G.E., and G.M.; watching them move slightly every morning on the Dow Jones was also helping their little knitted scarves.

"In her father's garage, for instance, she cleaned, repaired, and repainted a dilapidated old cart and turned it into a plant holder; she was also very fond of knitting wool".

The "knitting" version was also included on the 2003 UK single "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)", released on 8 December that year.

Shaun T spoke over a quieter playlist about being the best we can be, pushing ourselves, and not being afraid (he was also wearing knee socks with "FEARLESS" knit into them).

Having something meaningful to do such as solving crosswords, knitting or doing needlework was also important.

He was also a member of a loose-knit group of Muslim youths who played five-a-side football together, were educated at the same schools, attended the same mosques, and were all impressed by a particular preacher, Hani al-Sibai.

He was also wearing what looked like a lumpy holiday sweater knit by his grandmother.

A similar trend was also found in correlation with clothing pressure and stretch of knitted specimen (Fig. 6).