| This award-winning novel interweaves the life of a San Francisco filmmaker with the life of a courtesan priestess of Inanna. |
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| For millions of Hindus in India, religion interweaves private worship, public ritual, and ephemeral art. |
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| She interweaves dark outlines and flatter strokes of paint in rendering a dangling stalk. |
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| He meshes the grotesque with the strange, interweaves the mundane and normal, and then skews the whole mixture a scoosh to the left of center. |
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| It interweaves stories from the author's own childhood, revealing how her relationship with her own mother has shaped the choices she has made. |
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| She neatly interweaves discussions of online behavior with social science theories that may explain some Internet phenomena. |
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| He interweaves multiple characters that are, to varying degrees, inexorably linked together. |
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| Or are they fleeing to a virtual world that interweaves with reality like a dream? |
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| He interweaves a Brechtian political parable with naturalist realism. |
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| Against this backdrop Mansfield brilliantly interweaves meditations on class, life and death, illusion and reality. |
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| This story interweaves scenes from a small reunion of veterans with intense arguments between the narrator and his wife. |
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| Through his work he researches how and where the private interweaves the public domain. |
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| This novel interweaves two great stories: a political satire and a love story. |
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| Lose yourself at the Wits Theatre in Braamfontein, where Just In Time interweaves mime and movement, and illusion and the surreal take centre stage. |
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| Using old pictures and text fragments, the director fashions a striking mosaic that artfully interweaves curiosity with longing, fascination with a sense of loss, and music with beautiful imagery. |
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| And he interweaves episodes from his own scientific life into his story, recalling the circumstances that made him a palaeontologist and how they depended on one, crucial examination result. |
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| This playful artist, who at the age of thirty had already close to one hundred productions to his credit, has developed a style that interweaves all genres, both human and artistic. |
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| An uncommon hour of music that interweaves major musical traditions. |
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| Conceived by an experienced ownership, development and professional team, Place University St-Jacques is a new office development project that creatively interweaves the traditional with the latest building technologies. |
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| More radically than in his earlier works, Lehmen interweaves the places, spaces and roles of all participants with changing situational arrangements, whose function is demonstratively occupied by references from reality. |
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| The University as an Institution Today interweaves the themes of history, theory, and administration in probing the fundamentals of the university ideal. |
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| This visually stunning show interweaves small dances, theatrical scenes, expressive mime and even circus acts, telling a captivating story with the aid of larger-than-life mythical characters. |
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| Through his alter-egos Daemon or Badger McGee, Sharp deftly interweaves a colorful quilt of Logos and Eros, full of compassion, good humor and Jungian wisdom. |
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| Director and cowriter Robert Kenner skillfully interweaves the story of Big Tobaccos fifty-year campaign of deception with the ongoing drama of climate-change denial. |
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| The law governing wrongful death actions for the estates of those who die at sea is a baroquely intricate tapestry that interweaves strands of both statutory and common law. |
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| It interweaves stories of submariners with comprehensive description of naval warfare from Pearl Harbor to the liberation of American prisoners of war. |
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