Sentence examples for weave expressions from inspiring English sources
"In addition, Senator McCain does not comfortably weave expressions of faith and religious beliefs into his campaign's narrative - something that many African Americans can relate to, even if they do not support the candidate," writes David Bositis of the Joint Centre for Political and Economic Studies.
Mr. Neu has concentrated on texture, too -- the weave of the common expression with the uncommon.
Machine woven silks look perfect.
" 'Bob and weave' would have been a better expression and is certainly all the attorney general meant".
** DeLillo's fervent intelligence and his fastidious, edgy prose, buzzing with expressions like "wave arrays of information," weave halos of import around every event, however far-fetched and random.
Listening to Mr. Ayers is like watching any really passionate musician perform; the sound weaves with the physical expression of playing to become a portrait of joy and absorption.
Often it's hard to know what Rachel thinks or comprehends because woven through her abundant conversation are other people's expressions, gripes and desires.
They are hairy dashes that knit and weave and bob in the most exaggerated form of whatever expression she's making.
"The vocal expressions by Clystie Whang and Joseph have devotional qualities that weave through the atmospheres and soundscapes smoothly".
The added element of suicide suggests that those who wove this improbable story wanted us to take away a moral: unfettered expressions of great passion will have dire consequences.
