Sentence examples for complicated intermingling from inspiring English sources
The books, luminous adventures that address life after death, religious faith and the complicated intermingling of good and evil, have been translated into 37 languages and sold more than 7 million copies in Britain and the United States alone.
The search was complicated by layers of concrete from the collapsed bridge intermingling with victims and vehicles in the swiftly flowing muddy river, the officials said.
In complex biological systems such as the nervous system, the utility of this approach is complicated by the fact that even in anatomically discrete regions, many divergent cell types are intermingled.
The question is complicated by the fact that Mr. Rodman made seven wills in the last decade of his life and by the intermingling of family and business ties.
Attempts to measure gene expression in vivo in different germ layers and cell types are typically complicated by the heterogeneity of cell types within biological samples (i.e., embryos), as the responses of individual cell types are intermingled into an aggregate observation of heterogeneous cell types.
