Sentence examples for commingling of ideas from inspiring English sources
The music is a manic and meticulous commingling of ideas from overlapping musical domains, among them classical Minimalism, progressive rock, soundtracks, early-20th-century avant-garde and early-21st-century electronica, not to mention sprinklings of comedy and darkness.
His idea is little more than a commingling of two long-proven incentives: prizes and profits.
A joyful commingling of text and textiles.
The main idea in Dr. Cytowic's book is that these bizarrely combined sensations are caused by a convergence, a commingling, of the senses in the brain.
That's the rare and strange commingling of sensations.
In fact, this commingling of creations is culture.
In their commingling of violence and respectability they are typical of Pakistani institutions, including the army.
Many communities allow "commingling" of nonpaper recyclables (glass, metal, and plastic).
Disparate moments in time align seamlessly into an antic commingling of diary and dream.
The prospect has made for an interesting commingling of political opposites.
But it remains forcefully strange, in its strategic commingling of the invented and the factual.
