Intertwining in a sentence

And one of the key motifs of the series is the intertwining of The Beef’s melting pot and Chicago’s daily life.

Explore the intertwining destinies of lone swordsman Guts and the Band of the Hawk as they face ambition, camaraderie, and an impending, ominous fate.

In Rossi's philosophy, the intertwining of luxury with a responsible ethos offers more than mere accommodation; it provides an experience that resonates with the soulful desires of the modern traveler.

Reality becomes the intertwining and multiplication of different points of view; the intersection between what can be seen and what the eye misses.

Reimagined through Windu's expertise, this Jedi-sanctioned adaptation of Form VII came to be known as Vaapad, forever intertwining his name with a revised legacy of ferocity balanced by enlightenment.

Thankfully, it's one of the series' best titles and features multiple playable characters and intertwining stories.

The experiences they shared on the island made them a villain and a hero, respectively, forever intertwining their destinies.

The projection video and sound was extracted from his 1976 film, “Immersion,” where he was surrounded by the bees forming an intertwining chain.

There is a certain comfort and ease felt in Ritchie's material here as he returns to the world of low-level criminals and intertwining stories.

The SPS should cover these basic labor rights and link them with the intertwining community, environmental and socio-cultural rights and concerns of the working people.

Through the intertwining miracles of the Marvel multiverse, CGI that can shave off decades of age, and a star whose box office record had been awful since his exit from the MCU, is possible, so Downey returning as Iron Man doesn’t seem too far-fetched.

With a captivating storyline centered around the Mumbai Mavericks, a T20 cricket franchise, this fictional series exposes the intertwining realms of money, power, and politics in sports.

Chiuri’s interplays of architectural silhouettes and innovative materials were out in force for a diverse collection that had a lot to say, seamlessly intertwining historical richness with the contemporary.

Crafted from intertwining polished calfskin bands that are delicately embossed, these combine sleek contemporary lines with a timeless artisanal quality.

The opinion also provides a "roadmap" for a US leader to avoid prosecution for a particular action "simply by intertwining it with official government action," he added.

By the end, there’s even a subtle flute part intertwining with harmonica, and if that seems like unusual instrumentation for a flatland troubadour, perhaps it’s an indication of depth that had previously lain hidden in Moreland’s music.

In fact, on average, runs anywhere from 8-10 different angles on a given show; which would be fine if the intertwining of the various conflicts were cleaner.

In October 2015, VH1 launched Black Ink Crew: Chicago, a reality show chronicling the intertwining lives of tattoo artists working at 9 Mag, a Black-owned and -operated tattoo parlor in Pilsen.

Much like this features intertwining stories, and the movie does it really well.

The intertwining of humans and dogs dates back millenia, from hunting together to Colorado dog shows.