| The brothers had been hermit-like farmers since they were children, living a secluded life of poverty and near inseparability. |
| As a young boy raised by a traditionalist father, Cai was steeped in classical painting's notion of the inseparability of all forms of life. |
| This wandering visualization captures the sense of family as a unit, an organism unto itself, with the lovingness and annoyingness such inseparability entails. |
| Claims on exclusive entitlements based on religious belief multiply, and given the inseparability of the personal from the political, exclusivist claims mire civil discourse. |
| This policy of co-operation is the expression of the inseparability of security among European states. |
| Whether I did or not, to him it is irrelevant, even though it is the most glaring example of the inseparability of matters political and personal. |
