Sentence examples for were closely knit from inspiring English sources

Social, intellectual and administrative elites were closely knit.

The community survived because they were closely knit.

These research institutes, for example the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) that was founded in 1946 at the Stanford University or the RAND-Corporation (Research and Development (RAND)) that was set up in 1948, were equipped with excellent personnel and great funding, and were closely knit with the military industrial complex.

"In a football stadium, you can't say you're closely knit together.

"Wagon Master" is closely knit into the vast body of work that Ford created between his first film in 1917 and his death in 1973.

The music of Meistersinger is closely knit there is nothing flabby about it and although perhaps twenty minutes too long, it is never really boring, as are patches in The Ring.

Coates, who had known Lange for 20 years, said that the AIDS research community is closely knit.

Separated by the narrow Palk Strait, Sri Lankan Tamils are closely knit by both familial and cultural ties to their Indian counterparts.

In the eternal, complicated interactions between microbes and hosts, supremacy and survival are closely knit.

Prejudice appears to be closely knit to knowledge about places to seek help.

Rural communities are generally more are closely knit, and people know each other well to ascertain their poverty status.