interwoven造句

Always interwoven into the festive air.

That is because they are often closely interwoven.

Those images are sliced into thin vertical segments and interwoven.

He made interwoven chains and put them on top of the pillars.

The materials, processes and subject matter are of equal importance, interwoven to create multi-layered meanings.

His sentences are long and well structured, interwoven with parallel words and phrases.

I felt my brain, big as it might be, was fully occupied by rage, interwoven by missing, hating and regretting.

The afterglow of the setting sun is shining back into the mountains, interwoven into a floating picture, magnificent.

Mainly produces polyester fabric, nylon fabric, Jindi interwoven, dyed, checked cloth, all cotton, memory fabrics, suede and so on.

But usually the word family includes children, relatives, and Cousins, people who are interwoven into some kind of social unit.

However, with the direct coupling approach, the data access logic is interwoven with the application logic, making it hard to reuse, keep track of, and to modify.

The themes of journey and interest are interwoven through these Spaces and the planting selection of biblical plants in the chapel surrounds drives this messaging.

Antique thoughts are interwoven below gray eaves, crimson Chinese tallow trees exude a quiet tenderness, and refreshing spirituality flows in lush bamboo groves.

Finding a way to lift the world out of perpetual hunger without creating an even worse climate crisis is an intricate, interwoven problem.

Houses were rapidly erected; most of them consisted of posts stuck in the ground, interwoven with twigs of wattle trees, and then daubed over with mud.

Finally, interwoven in the rain at night, climbed up the cheeks of any tears, any temporary loss of apical peak, he was thinking of pain all over the body.

Travel prose, a genuine narrative of what the writers have seen, heard and reflected on during their journeys, is interwoven with the landscape appealing to both their eyes and minds.

Its interwoven cellulose fibers bind to bacteria and viruses, and zinc and copper within it kill them by destroying their cell walls, preventing you from inhaling germs or spreading your own around.

Deep in autumn, with a touch of temperature in mind, in the warm and cold interwoven time to do their own, and time, and the years, quietly read the good life.

In Genesis 6 through 9 we seem to have two flood stories with distinctive styles, and themes, and vocabularies, and substantive details, but they're interwoven instead of being placed side by side.

The relationship between annoyance and life is interwoven with each other, mutual existence, the understanding of life, the balance of subjective and objective, the assertion of the correct attitude, the calm and sober face of the falsehood and persistence, and the peace, stability and standard.