Quotes About Inextricably

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English is in fact the most Latin, and the most French, among Germanic languages, while French - for reasons that we will see - is the most Germanic among Latin languages. The French and English languages share a symbiotic relationship, and that should come as no surprise, as their histories have been inextricably linked for the past ten centuries.

The critical rules and critical data are inextricably bound, so they are a good candidate for an object. We'll call this kind of object an Entity.1

Americans rewarded George Washington with the presidency. Indeed, the Electoral College unanimously backed Washington in 1789; every single elector who participated cast a vote for America's George. By installing Washington by acclamation, Americans in effect consented yet again—truly, deeply—to the Constitution that was now inextricably intertwined with Washington himself.

I'm deeply rooted in the earth, yet open to the higher powers of the cosmos—independent, yet inextricably connected to all of life.

necessity, weight, and value are three concepts inextricably bound: only necessity is heavy, and only what is heavy has value.

Midas's error was to mistake gold, wealth's monetary measure, for wealth itself. But wealth is not a thing or a random sequence. It is inextricably rooted in hard won knowledge over extended time.