Sentence examples for a chaotic mixture of from inspiring English sources
Rawalpindi is an old British military cantonment that has become a rambling town — a chaotic mixture of pungent bazaar, Army headquarters, Victorian bungalows, and public parks.
At Wilfie & Nell, a gastropub a few blocks south, the room is a chaotic mixture of J. Crew and American Apparel, management consultants standing at the bar, the actress Martha Plimpton at a table near the door.
Like their forerunner, the fledgling whistle-blowing sites are a chaotic mixture of complex systems engineering, earnest campaigning, muckraking and self-promotion.
It hasn't been planned and since there is very little regulation when it comes to building anyway, it's all quite messy: a chaotic mixture of white luxury condos with swimming pools twenty meters from the ocean, light-brown adobe shacks with palm tree leaves for roofs and plain ugly, two-story brick building painted in whatever cheap color you like.
The global system consists at present of a highly chaotic mixture of democratic, semidemocratic, and authoritarian subsystems.
(Carmeliet and Jain, 2011) As a result, t-CEC differs morphologically from normal vasculature (n-CEC), as it features an apparently chaotic mixture of abnormal and hierarchically disorganised vessels with an increased permeability (Nagy et al, 2010).
But this probably doesn't help to settle the argument, as every religion's holy book is a chaotic mixture.
The result is a chaotic mix of water molecules.
Currently inspired by the colorful imagery of experimental photographer Matthew Brandt, Milk juxtaposes her shiny, beautiful bodies against vivid backgrounds and chaotic mixtures of richly-patterned fabrics.
Currently inspired by the colorful imagery of experimental photographer Matthew Brandt, Milk juxtaposes her shiny, beautiful bodies against vivid backgrounds and chaotic mixtures of richly-patterned fabrics.
And as many critics have noted, no film does a better job of taking viewers inside the often chaotic creative process, an unlikely mixture of inspiration and happenstance.
