Sentence examples for become intermingled in from inspiring English sources

Luria also notes that Shereshevsky had an extraordinarily strong case of synesthesia, the heritable condition in which the senses become intermingled in the mind, and the psychologist recognized that this had something to do with Shereshevsky's powers of recall.

As these units advanced, they became intermingled and difficult to control.

Not for the first time, though, the connection between golf and business had become so intermingled for the two activities to be indistinguishable.

But they become more intermingled with each passing year.

Intermingled in all of this is Alibaba.

Intermingled in that process was our attempt to raise money.

Intermingled in the almost six-minute vid are blurry shots of parties and the Los Angeles landscape.

Intermingled in the troop formations were WWII-era US tanks, jeeps and troop carriers.

Intermingled in the gallery, the children's and adults' work includes poetry, collages, photography and paintings.

In Chrnb2−/− mutants the projections of the two eyes remain intermingled in the LGN at P8 but form an altered eye specific segregated pattern by P14 [6], [7], [7].

Belgian and Australian strains were more intermingled in lineage 2, while separate clusters of Belgian or Australian strains were more frequently observed in lineage 1, indicating more localized epidemics in each country (fig. 3 A).