Sentence examples for was an interweaving from inspiring English sources

The second, more difficult to evade, was an interweaving of history with the politics of China today and the country's troubled relationship with the West.Thus Confucius, whose name was suggested by several readers, appeared to us to be too closely linked to a simmering debate within the Communist Party.

The "Wright space," as Grant Hildebrand has pointed out, is an interweaving of prospect and refuge.

The original book is an interweaving of oral histories, and Mr. Cipullo has retained this structure.

There is an interweaving of internal and external, of piazza, atrium and galleries.

Sweden's cultural heritage is an interweaving of a uniquely Swedish sensibility with ideas and impulses taken from other, larger cultures.

What we are left with, then, is an interweaving of a prisoner's attempt to piece together his whole life.

The indie drama was inspired by Carter's own decades-long experience as an expat living abroad and is an interweaving of stories and relationships pulled from her life.

The composition is a complicated interweaving of dots and zigzags, lines, blocks of solid black, and indeterminate organic shapes.

It is a delicate interweaving of the current, You Tube-infused poetry world, in which public performance is widely expected, with the old guard who helped establish the festival's reputation.

The winery is a fascinating interweaving of history and modernity; the Tscharke family can trace their Barossa roots to Prussian immigrants who bought land in the area in 1869 and the hi-tech winery is adorned with old family photos.

The result is a complex interweaving of concepts of varieties, races, sub-species, tribes, and natural families that can be shown to represent different traditions of discussion in the literature of the period.