Sentence examples for deeply intermingled from inspiring English sources
Indeed, such a definition is at the same time too strict and too broad, as it supposes that there are three distinct realms of sound, while theoretical researches and productive practices have shown that these three aspects of sound perception/production are deeply intermingled.
As Edward Countryman points out in his handy overview of the American Revolution, the War of Independence was, at least in some places, deeply intermingled with the dismantling of slavery, which was abolished in Vermont in 1777, in Pennsylvania in 1780, and in Massachusetts in 1783.
Hedonic and homoeostatic mechanisms are deeply intermingled.
The staffs will be intermingled.
The motifs are varied and freely intermingled.
But risk and opportunity are also intermingled.
They are, in other words, effectively intermingled.
City people intermingled with country folk.
Not that the workers intermingled constantly.
I love being intermingled with the commerce".
