Sentence examples for would have interwoven from inspiring English sources

The musical would have featured Tucker predominantly, but storylines would have interwoven Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, Harvey Samuel Firestone and Andrew Carnegie as supporting characters.

"The distinction between foreign and domestic policy has blurred as our societies have interwoven.

Few directors have interwoven their persona and inner turmoil so powerfully as Bergman.

It is understanding that we have interwoven destiny".

Its subsequent development has interwoven a variety of scientific disciplines including astronomy, physics, geology, and planetary science.

Amazon, like Apple, has interwoven its media storefront with its tablet in a bold move that suggests Amazon has both the iPad and iTunes in its crosshairs.

Ballads are normally composed in two kinds of stanzas; the first consists of a couplet of lines each with four stressed syllables, and with an interwoven refrain: But it would have made your heart right sair, With a hey ho and a lillie gay To see the bridegroom rive his haire.

It would have been much more lively and more meaningful if this material had been interwoven with the rest.

This is especially true of a show like Community, one so intricate, interwoven and self-referential that new viewers would have to watch all previous episodes to understand even a fraction of the jokes.

With no sensory stimulus to delineate the borderline between the self and the world, the authors conclude, the brain would "have no choice" but to perceive that the self is "endless and intimately interwoven with everyone and everything the mind senses".

The history of the West has been so closely interwoven with the history of religious institutions and ideas that it is hard to be confident about what life would have been like without them.