Sentence examples for becoming mixed up from inspiring English sources

Englishness is becoming mixed up with tribal grievance.

People's frustrations at other social injustices, he says, have been suppressed for too long, becoming mixed up in this issue.

While billed as philanthropy, many also saw the potential long-term benefits for Facebook of it being people's first experience with the Internet or even becoming mixed up with their whole conception of the Internet.

The battle had quickly degenerated into a disorganised and chaotic affair, with British battalions losing cohesion and becoming mixed up with each other.

It was published in English in 1920 by The Dearborn Independent, Henry Ford's newspaper, becoming mixed up with conspiracy theories about anti-Christian Illuminati, international financiers, and the Rothschilds, a Jewish banking dynasty.

A supermodel befriends a rival while becoming mixed-up in a brainwashing and assassination plot.

It's mixed up".

initials mixed up".

Everyone was mixed up".

I mixed up dates.

Blend until mixed up.