Sentence examples for almost mixed from inspiring English sources

Leah is attracted to a young woman who cheats her out of £30, and before long she finds herself almost mixed up with her.

The reds discovered in an earthen vase containing a variety of colours, were, red oxide of lead (minium), and two iron ochres of different tints, a dull red, and a purplish red nearly of the same tint as prussiate of copper; they were almost mixed with chalk or carbonate of lime.

In detail, (1) for multiple motifs), known interactions (purple) and unapproved DTPs (cyan) can be separated significantly by C t w, moderately separated by either C t b or C d w, and almost mixed together in terms of C d b. (2) For drug-centered motifs whose C d w is unavailable), C t w, C t b, and C d b show the best, the moderate, and the worst separations, respectively.

Especially, the spectral signatures of targets 1, 3, and 5 are almost mixed together in Figure 4b. Figure 4c and Figure 4d are much better, at least the residual noise is small after denoising.

As for preservation and restoration, news from the Rialto is almost always mixed.

But from the beginning of his career Coppola almost recklessly mixed aestheticism and cunning and showmanship.

Almost a decade ago, mixed martial arts was seen as a blood sport without rules or regulation.

But pure iron is a soft metal... in practice, it is almost always mixed with carbon to produce steel.

However, they are needed by almost every mixed reality application, e.g. for choosing from alternative objects or options.

Evenings of one-acts are almost always mixed bags, and some entries here, like Gary Sunshine's muddled fairy tale, "The Names of Foods," fall flat.

Then there's high profile business advocates of climate action like Richard Branson, who send an almost comically mixed message by simultaneously promoting airport expansion and space tourism.