Interweaving in a sentence

Being the faithful soulslike that it is, the map in is in many ways reminiscent of the interweaving, complex world design that Dark Souls 1 in particular features.

Her work puts a unique lens on the interweaving and connections between the body, technology and the environment.

The richness of the storytelling and the delicate interweaving of characters, plot, and action sequences combine to make an absolute feat of entertainment.

Asquith’s letters survive (Venetia’s do not) and Harris’s great skill is in interweaving fiction through excerpts from them.

Collaborating robots, or “cobots,” are interweaving into this dynamic, revolutionizing the manufacturing landscape with safe, cost-efficient automation solutions.

Interweaving the personal and political, his work engages themes of race, class, sexuality, masculinity and gender expression.

It is not the least of this riveting experience, with its brilliant interweaving of high art and living document, avant-garde photograph and cigarette card, that it should consider the athletes’ own lives.

Seamlessly interweaving English and Spanish, Gómez remembered the other nannies telling him: “, you speak English, you’re young, you’re strong.

So far, Disney has done a fairly decent job of interweaving all aspects of into one, concise narrative.

The Museum of Fine Arts Houston is an interweaving of arguably massive structures.

The open square between each hotel/interiors make for some interesting sniping and long-range engagements, while the interweaving hotel rooms add some interior variety as well.

Shteyngart makes this explicit by setting the novel in something close to real time, interweaving details of the 2016 election, the fear and upheaval it provoked, into the very marrow of the narrative.

The interweaving lies, confused allegiances and unpredictable baying of the crowd were straight out of Julius Caesar, enough so that we could almost forgive the symbolic flighting of birds afterwards.

However the theoretical advances, particularly in regard to rhythm —the timing of notes—and polyphony —using multiple, interweaving melodies at the same time—are equally important to the development of Western music.

In 'Kubla Khan' the linked and interweaving images irresponsibly and gloriously stream, like the pulsing, fluctuating banners of the North.

O'Brien (1994), pp. 90, 91. In particular, O'Brien finds a strong affinity between the intricate plot mechanics and twists of Brown's novels and the recursive, interweaving structure of Pulp Fiction.

Since polyphonic textures with interweaving melodic lines were no longer the main focus of music (excluding in the development section), a single melodic line with accompaniment became the main texture.

Since two hands can be used to play on the fretboard, this makes it possible to play interweaving contrapuntal lines, to simultaneously play a bass line and a simple chord, or play chords and arpeggios.

The basic purpose of any loom is to hold the warp threads under tension to facilitate the interweaving of the weft threads.