Sentence examples similar to weaving into presentations from inspiring English sources

Writers, Cherokee shamans, musicians, and psychotherapists are all woven into the presentation, layered with a lot of visuals and animation.

The Huguenots introduced silk weaving into the city, which by 1676 had outstripped wool weaving.

Some of the pioneering ideas of Marx must still be woven into Surveillance Studies; not least his concern with the everyday human dimensions, mediated by Goffman's self-presentation or Simmel's stranger, along with the popular cultures of surveillance.

Cooperation, again unconscious, seemed woven into nature.

Pain is woven into the equation.

Cycling is woven into that.

The yarn are tightly woven into sheets.

Accountability is woven into Morning Star's DNA.

But baseball is woven into its history.

Running is woven into Navajo culture.

The work was woven into their childhood.