Sentence examples for commingling of the two from inspiring English sources
From the television side, the theater is often seen as archaic, and the commingling of the two as a mismatch.
Glass can also be welded to metals and ceramics, although with metals the process is usually more adhesion to the surface of the metal rather than a commingling of the two materials.
By high school my look had veered toward pervy degenerate, and the commingling of these three characteristics meant that only a simple black beanie was an acceptable method of controlling my banana curls.
Jackson Haddad, who lives in the Bay Area and says he has been a regular pot smoker for more than a decade, sees the emergence of a mainstream vape culture and its high-end accoutrements as the commingling of two very Californian tendencies: tech savvy and hippie culture.
TV shows have had premieres at film festivals before, especially in Europe, which has a longstanding tradition of the two media commingling.
Phillips steps forward in between songs to annotate the story with informative asides or to re-enact his discovery of each of these Southern boys, all poor, ambitious and fired up by the combustible commingling of two strains of local music, country and rhythm and blues, that helped give birth to rock.
The interaction of the two was very important; it was "an odd commingling".
The woman's DNA had commingled with her attacker's, however, and technology at the time didn't allow differentiation of the two.
His idea is little more than a commingling of two long-proven incentives: prizes and profits.
The defendants were accused, he writes, of giving "inexact, incomplete, and contradictory information" about "whether small tremors prior to the April 6 quake should have constituted grounds for a warning". That seems to me to, once again, commingle the two.
