Sentence examples for weave of from inspiring English sources

The Weave of Textile Language".

The same weave of personality traits influences Mr. Thomas's songwriting.

The weave of fact is sometimes stitched over with fiction.

The author is amusing about the weave of his own moral fiber.

"Beneath her tiny grids there was another tiny grid — the weave of the canvas," he said.

As a novelist, Ms. Broner was best known for "A Weave of Women," published in 1978.

— BRIAN STELTER A close national election is an odd weave of adrenaline and boredom.

The result is a richly satisfying weave of reality and fantasy.

It's mnemonic, but it's also somehow material, deep in the weave of the fabric.

His sly weave of craftsmanship and showmanship galls some and enthralls others.

What's not part of the weave of "The Pacific" is the big picture.