Sentence examples for were very intertwined from inspiring English sources

And in the past we've had an affinity with the people of the Pacific, going right back to the nuclear-free policies, which were very intertwined in Polynesia with indigenous self-determination".

"They are very intertwined with the population," Mr. Aridjis said.

A: Fashion and interiors are very intertwined.

They are very intertwined.

Clearly, Spock and Burnham's fates were very much intertwined with each other — or at least that's what "Discovery" would have you believe.

- US patient The themes relating to emotions and other psychological issues were very much intertwined and respondents tended to comment upon the emotional impact of MD in the context of the other life domains.

Our personal and social and professional lives were all very intertwined.

"Cricket in this country is very heavily intertwined with national pride and emotion," says Uday Shankar, boss of another television channel, Star TV.

Tatchell, who twice tried to arrest Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe over human rights abuses, added: "The colonial narratives of racism and homophobia are very closely intertwined.

This gives it more potential leverage, but the higher level of trade means some members' economies are very closely intertwined with Russia's making it hard to reach the unanimous decisions necessary for sanctions to be imposed.

Filippo Passerini: We've combined organizations that are very much intertwined.