Is it that this generation does not feel it is a life choice to go experimental or mainstream, that in fact there is an intermingling of possible strategies and a fresh sense of ease about the possibilities of poetry?
The show's subject, we learn, is not "virtual reality" — the notion that you could become an actor in an artificial space — but something more intricate, an intermingling of the real and virtual: "real virtuality".
A true gift, in short, is an intermingling of respect and affection between equals.
Soccer at Giants Stadium is a festival of diversity, with bilingual public announcements and an intermingling of suburban soccer families, European expats wearing Manchester United or Inter Milan jerseys, and members of the Colombian diaspora who come to cheer on their compatriot, Adolfo (El Tren) Valencia, the team's leading scorer.
There really is a healthy mixture of established and emerging artists getting shots this season, an intermingling of them.
The BP well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, which continues to destroy sea life, was a product of lax enforcement, infrequent inspection caused by staffing shortages, and an intermingling of personnel between the regulated industry and the federal oversight agency.
There is nothing new about the tensions and difficulties that emerge from an intermingling of cross-cultural, cross functional groups.
There is an intermingling of inputs in visceral and somatic tissues, and there is similar convergence in the thalamus.
In 1999, Ramachandran turned his attention to synesthesia, an intermingling of the senses that causes some people to see each letter of the alphabet in a particular color.
In this week's issue of the magazine, I write about Katie Mitchell's theater piece "One Evening," an intermingling of Schubert's song-cycle "Winterreise" and texts by Samuel Beckett.
Pashtun tradition asserts that they are descended from Afghana, grandson of King Saul of Israel, though most scholars believe it more likely that they arose from an intermingling of ancient Aryans from the north or west with subsequent invaders.
