Sentence examples for constant intermingling from inspiring English sources

Early European explorers and travelers praised the skills of Hawaiian surfers, but 19th-century missionaries assigned to the islands disapproved of the "constant intermingling, without any restraint, of persons of both sexes" and banned the pastime.

The maturing startup ecosystem in Brazil has benefited hugely from access to Cubo, the largest entrepreneurial hub in Latin America, and its constant intermingling and exchange of ideas between startup founders, investors, academics and government officials.

"Chaos" moves at a constant dogtrot, adeptly intermingling its elements.

The story, about a French automaker's delegation en route to a car show in Amsterdam, evokes Tati's constant themes — the confrontation of easygoing tradition and fast-paced technological modernity, and the uneasy intermingling of world cultures through travel and trade — but invests them with a new bitterness.

"Each reconstruction is the product of constant and close collaborations with the international scientific community — anatomists, paleontologists, anthropologists, paleopathologists — during which the artists' intuition intermingles with the convictions of the scientists.

But there appears to be considerable intermingling.

There is some intermingling between nationalities, too.

It was constant, constant.

Constant passing.

Constant watering.

Constant danger.