Sentence examples for are so intermingled from inspiring English sources

He said "Fact and fiction are so intermingled in my work that now, looking back on it, I can hardly distinguish one from the other".

STEVE FORBES: And it turns out, do you think it turns out that the two are so intermingled that it was impossible to break them apart?

Because fear and fascination are so intermingled, many people who follow their thrill-seeking instincts end up unconsciously flirting with disaster.

But what Leskov gives us is something else: story matters more than character, and all we get by way of metaphysical insight is a sense that life's horrors and beauties are so intermingled as to be beyond all understanding".

This Court will review the findings of fact by a state court (1) where a federal right has been denied as the result of a finding shown by the record to be without evidence to support it, and (2) where a conclusion of law as to a federal right and findings of fact are so intermingled as to make it necessary, in order to pass upon the federal question, to analyze the facts.

And this Court will review the finding of facts by a State court where a Federal right has been denied as the result of a finding shown by the record to be without evidence to support it; or where a conclusion of law as to a Federal right and a finding of fact are so intermingled as to make it necessary, in order to pass upon the Federal question, to analyze the facts.

On the elementary level, in particular, the mixed school was established only when the creeds were so intermingled that a confessional school was impracticable.

Some of these two types of records were still distinct when they were accessioned by Archives & Special Collections, but most were so intermingled that it was impossible to separate them out.

Berger: It's so intermingled.

Which I think is one of the reasons why this works, the development is so intermingled.

The SEC says Cohmad and the Madoff firms were so intermingled it made it confusing for regulators and outsiders to assess the true nature of their interactions.