Sentence examples for a specific mingling of from inspiring English sources

Auerbach viewed European literature as an evolving pattern of themes, motifs, narrative devices, and Judeo-Christian affiliations; and his book is essentially a history of Western literature in which successive periods are classified by levels of realism fashioned from a specific mingling of styles.

A mix of an IM and Twitter-like microblogging format, Murmurs allows anyone involved in a software project to have online conversations that are associated with a specific Mingle project.

"You become even more aware of landscape as a medley of effects, a mingling of geology, memory, movement and life.

In prayer there is a mingling of station, a mingling of condition.

Nuances of design and a strange mingling of influences give them strong local feeling.

His smell comes back to me, too, a persistent mingling of rotten vegetables, sweat, and breath.

So the atmosphere of the upper half of the painting is a strange mingling of elemental violence and calm acceptance.

There is a riotous mingling of the political, the psychological and the wilder shores of the purely fanciful.

(The text is a shrewd mingling of biblical passages and verses from the medieval poet Arnulf von Löwen's "Salve Mundi Salutare").

Over all, politics is rarely overt in her art, though a mingling of cultures is.

In this case, the play of light reminds us somewhat of a mingling of Von Honthorst, Caravaggio and Le Brun.