Sentence examples for a complicated mixture from inspiring English sources
That persona is a complicated mixture of ingredients.
Like many Mexicans, Fuentes's relationship with America was a complicated mixture.
In another way, though, Cline's novel is itself a complicated mixture of freshness and worldly sophistication.
The island of Cyprus is home to a complicated mixture of military forces.
In their family interactions they treat one another with a complicated mixture of love and wariness.
Mr. Abraham delivers it with a complicated mixture of bitterness and implacable logic.
(Waters suggests a more complicated mixture, but since the bird is rinsed thoroughly after brining, it just adds unnecessary work).
"It appears to be a very complicated mixture of networks that are fighting the Syrian government, including individuals associated with Al Qaeda in Iraq," said Seth G.
It is much more likely that the most effective plan will turn out to be a rather complicated mixture of the old and the new.
The other recipes all use a more complicated mixture: cream and eggs for the Joy of Cooking; milk, eggs and orange juice for Stewart; and milk, eggs, flour and melted butter for Cook's Illustrated, which is curiously keen to prevent the dish from being "too eggy".
Sunni Muslims make up the large majority; the rest are an imponderably complicated mixture of Palestinian refugees, Druze and Bedouin tribesmen, Kurds, Armenians, Circassians, Turkomen, and a few dozen remaining Jews.
