Sentence examples for ideas mixing from inspiring English sources

Anderson said the collection was a mishmash of ideas, "mixing the decades from the 1950s to the 80s but making the references very British".

In describing the label and its issued musical works, Dream magazine's Kevin Moist stated "The diversity and experimentation of the music, plus the great quality of many of those experiments, make it seem like more like a creative golden age in which the dominant idea was new ideas mixing and blending cultural styles and artistic genres or pushing existing styles into new extremes".

A. The shuttle was at once two ideas mixed together.

Make a washing line in your head – is every bit good from beginning to end?" If you keep getting your ideas mixed up, double check you're not using a tumble dryer.

What we confront, in every single case, is a core of neutral monistic ideas, mixed up with a rich and varying set of better or worse philosophical ideas and aspirations that are largely independent of neutral monism proper.

A little simplicity is not a bad thing, but neither is finding ways to make the older ideas mix with the latest without losing either.

Craven's "hybrid" idea mixes syndicated AP news with commentary from 35 of the region's most interesting bloggers, from 13 countries.

Another tasty idea: mix chocolate milk with syrup, add a few drops of vanilla extract, and a sprinkle of cinnamon.

Abele continued, "Capitalism and business is all about this idea, the idea of mixing together different disciplines is not rewarded.

"The modern world is a history of ideas meeting, mixing, mating and mutating," Dr. Ridley writes.

Roman-style adult cinema ideas aside, mixing history with banter didn't do it any harm.