Sentence examples for distinct mix of from inspiring English sources

These messages — one might call them Tweets of shame — convey a distinct mix of guilt, regret and embarrassment.

And yet, with the first series, creator, writer and producer Noah Hawley managed the fearsome task of replicating the film's distinct mix of folksy humour and intense menace while finding his own compelling story, this time based in 2006 to the film's 1987.

Colors picked up more than 63% of its audiences from small-town India with its distinct mix of programs during the 7 to 9 p.m. time band.

The place smells like a distinct mix of cleaning products and musty attic.

The proposition of this paper is that certain patient attributes, particularly those that threaten self-care capacity, are likely to require a different approach and distinct mix of skills or capabilities in the management of diabetes.

Due to the rather high sample standard deviations, a distinct mixing behaviour of different RC complexes could not be deduced with certainty.

The assembly reflects the distinct ethnic mix of the territorial population.

Her distinct style a mix of rotoscoping, collage, hand-drawing, and motion graphics blended with live action belongs to a wave of animation used to depict real life events.

The spring chicken, which is first bound in mesh and marinated overnight, emerged from the kitchen looking like a pair of boccie balls and accompanied by a mysteriously round poached egg under a froth of "pumpernickel jus" — impossible to figure out without consulting a waiter, but delicious, and full of distinct mix-and-match flavors.

Four distinct mixed-race combinations represented about 92 percent of all mixed-race people: people who reported being both white and black totaled 1.8 million; white and "some other race," 1.7 million; white and Asian, 1.6 million; and white and American Indian and Alaska native, 1.4 million.

But the mono tracks on the original LP releases of "Beatles VI" and "Rubber Soul" are distinct mixes.