Sentence examples for becoming a mixture of from inspiring English sources
The result is that American foreign policy is becoming a mixture of neo-conservative ideas, the president's instincts and the realities of power.How they grewTo see how this came about, start with who the neo-cons are.
Red, orange, and yellow leaves clung desperately to the trees before becoming a rich mixture of brown, somehow representing the essence of earth itself, a kind of life force emerging through decay.
What happened to me in the interim was grim: repeatedly being accused of "not knowing my history" (true: I was 16) and becoming so miserable about a mixture of unpleasant behaviour and ulterior motives that one night I got home from yet another meeting and burst into tears.
In the 21st century the conceptual differences of "totok" and "peranakan" Chinese are slowly becoming outdated as some families show a mixture of characteristics from both cultures.
My original plan was to climb all seven over three years, just to learn the skills – but then there was a mixture of different people becoming involved, and suddenly… well, the idea.
These cells may be in the process of becoming progenitor cells, or they may possibly constitute a mixture of stem and progenitor cells.
High explosives were improved, with TNT (trinitrotoluene) and amatol (a mixture of TNT and ammonium nitrate) becoming standard shell fillings.
Kids (including aggressive ones) who have "pro-social" friends -- those who demonstrate a mixture of empathy and leadership behavior -- are at less of a risk of becoming a victim, bully, or both, than those who don't.
