Examples of 'inextricably tied' in a sentence

Meaning of "inextricably tied"

Describes a close and unbreakable connection or relationship between two or more things, where they cannot be separated

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inextricably tied
The work is inextricably tied to the creator.
The importance of hukou as a specific dispositif is inextricably tied to migration.
It also was inextricably tied to reducing the deficit.
I knew that our joy now and forever is inextricably tied to.
This race is inextricably tied to race.
Inextricably tied together for life.
Indian secularism is inextricably tied to deep religious diversity.
Self-love and love of the other are inextricably tied.
We are inextricably tied to the global economy.
The cultures of these communities are inextricably tied to the land and sea.
Canada is inextricably tied to the evolution of flight and space exploration.
These secular democratic states are inextricably tied to deep religious diversity.
Rowling has inextricably tied her stories to historical events, events with real, stated dates.
The music they played back then is inextricably tied up with what they witnessed.
And it's inextricably tied to the Milankovitch cycles… wait till we hit a synchronized extrema.

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National identity for Bosnians is inextricably tied to ethnic and religious identity.
In the minds of many, religion and ethics are inextricably tied.
Both were inextricably tied to horses.
It just feels like … we are inextricably tied.
Woman is inextricably tied to man.
Yet, we all know that sustainable development is inextricably tied to oceans.
Inspiration is inextricably tied to sentiment.
As this example suggests, innovation and change are inextricably tied together.
Your fate is inextricably tied to me.
Anyway, for many, love and sex are inextricably tied.
The kabbalistic lineage is inextricably tied to the study of the knowledge itself.
The story of the Prison for Women is inextricably tied to the past.
Their culture is inextricably tied to the health of the coast and their water.
Therefore, its commercial history was inextricably tied to the railroad.
In fact, science is inextricably tied to other disciplines like history and philosophy.
However, it is undoubtable that the Sword is inextricably tied to Vecna 's relics.
Everyone everywhere is inextricably tied to and utterly dependent on the existence of the sea ”.
Like it or not, Material Design is inextricably tied to Google.
Second, MFC is inextricably tied to the fossil-capital complex.
Throughout much of its history, Galesburg has been inextricably tied to the railroad industry.
Its export strength is inextricably tied to the fact that the euro is so weak.
These liberal dogmas, it is further charged, are inextricably tied to the dynamics of capitalism.
Christianity is inextricably tied to the Passover lamb.
The belief that people have souls is inextricably tied to the existence of a Creator.
This country is inextricably tied to the Constitution.
Curiosity is insatiable and, in research, it is inextricably tied to the unforeseeability of results.
This crucial struggle is inextricably tied to the fight for socialism.
Sweatshops have, from their inception, been inextricably tied to histories of migration.
Hawaiian history is inextricably tied into a larger Polynesian phenomenon.
LinkedIn 's vulnerability is inextricably tied to its growth.
The “ Muslim enemy ” is inextricably tied to a long history of US imperialism.
Four Roses 's history is inextricably tied to Japan.
The quality of a church is inextricably tied to the quality of its leaders.
The slogan-and Reagan-were inextricably tied to the decade.
Māori cultural history is inextricably tied into the culture of Polynesia as a whole.

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