Sentence examples for was intrinsically linked from inspiring English sources

Working behind the scenes in Washington, Ms. Williams was intrinsically linked to the agency.

Melanie Clore, the chairman of auction house Sotheby's Europe, said the success of the UK's commercial art scene was intrinsically linked to the strength of public institutions.

Thinkers and artists throughout history believed that facial beauty was intrinsically linked to certain ideal proportions — to Plato, for example, the width of a face should be two-thirds of its height.

Its development was intrinsically linked with the emancipation of the individual from economic and political oppression and with the secularization from restrictive cultural traditions.

Grammy and Billboard award-winning jazz man Irvin Mayfield was eloquent in his belief that music was intrinsically linked to life, history, people and to politics.

Another member of their team, who wished to remain anonymous, said discovering quidditch was intrinsically linked to finding their identity.

They used to be intrinsically linked.

Sound and architecture are intrinsically linked.

Brain and behaviour are intrinsically linked.

Child marriage and education (goal two) are intrinsically linked too.

The internet and free expression are intrinsically linked issues.