Sentence examples for heavily mixed from inspiring English sources
Hypotheses based on ignorance are heavily mixed with those fuelled by fear to produce an extremely unhealthy situation.
I used to save the fat drippings from the turkey (heavily mixed with the butter baste as they are) and then make a roux with flower, really dark, and then add stock made from the giblets.
These samples of seven classes are heavily mixed due to the illumination factors.
We find that non-Hispanics and Hispanics integrate even in groups that are heavily mixed, but that non-blacks do not integrate with blacks until most of a group is black.
He'd knocked out half a heavily mixed pallet of bathroom and other stuff.
Fusing the beat-matched and heavily mixed of Chicago DJing with the soulful, acid jazz-infused groove taking over the West Coast, Farina brought something new to the table in San Francisco.
Mr. Obama's activities on Sunday in Rio — first, his visit to the sprawling City of God favela, or slum, made famous the world over in the 2002 movie that bears its name, followed by a televised speech to a large audience at a historic theater — illustrated the White House's efforts to take advantage of the president's unique appeal to the broad and heavily mixed-race Brazilian public.
Computational studies indicate that the bpy(O− 2 ligand's orbitals heavily mix with the Ru d-orbitals, leading to mixed metal ligand to ligand charge transfer transitions.
MasterChef fans might be surprised to hear that Wareing is a separate-components guy, because, on television, we always see the judges sampling a heavily loaded, mixed forkful.
One of these woodlands was in the Christopher Cadbury Bird Reserve in Birmingham, a heavily polluted mixed deciduous woodland, with the trees supporting virtually no lichens.
The whale-sized problem in the room here is that penning some trippy PR is not going to go very far towards correcting a growing suspicion that all might not quite be as it seems at this highly financed, heavily hyped mixed reality startup.
