Sentence examples for in the intermingling from inspiring English sources

Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.

But you're building confidence, an assurance that when you're in the place where sentences come from — deep in the intermingling of thought and words — you're in a place where good things usually happen.

Of course I also see shades of Van Gogh in the intermingling of Carmelo's thickly rendered, decorative line work.

In football, the intermingling of twenty-two separate moving parts makes it difficult to effectively apportion credit for turning a three-yard loss into a five-yard gain.

The Fastnet, like its competitive cousin, the Sydney-Hobart race in Australia, takes the intermingling to a more profound level.

In eastern Turkey, the intermingling of Turks, Kurds and other minorities is a reality that cannot be ignored.

In both locations, the intermingling of swine and domestic birds was common.

No doubt it was one of the innumerable aphorisms he uses to put the world in order, something about the intermingling of memory and desire, or the gyroform structure of history.