Sentence examples for are mingled in a from inspiring English sources

Pathos, humour, beauty, and cruelty are mingled in a unique individual vision.

Realistic and allegorical elements are mingled in a phantasmagoric way, and both the poetic medium and the structure are frequently subverted by the writer's spiritual and didactic impulses.

The plan, according to a "privacy impact assessment," was to use 30 volunteers whose facial data would be mingled in a database among 1,000 mug shots to see whether the system could reliably recognize when any of the volunteers were present.

The pain, yearning and confusions of youth are mingled in "Tokyo Eyes," filmed by a French director in the Japanese capital.

A remix version titled "Te Miro a Ti", featuring Spanish singer David Bisbal was released later; in it, Cyrus sings her lines in English, while Bisbal's are mingled in both English and Spanish.

In summary, when the politics of organised crime and the organised crime of politics are mingled in Bangladesh, the victims are both economically and politically deprived.

In the next, the supposed bomber is mingling in a crowd on the station platform.

While both sides have moved artillery into the area, their soldiers are said to be mingling in a friendly atmosphere.

The director M. Night Shyamalan ("Signs") was mingling in a corner, and, on one sofa, a group was politely debating Courtney Love's authenticity as a musician.

The two sides have dug in and moved artillery into the area, although soldiers from both sides are said to be mingling in a friendly atmosphere.

Both sides insisted that they did not want a military confrontation, and at some points the soldiers from the two sides were reported to be mingling in a friendly way.