Sentence examples for increasingly mixed from inspiring English sources

Their motives become increasingly mixed, until voluntary work is only an excuse for them to meet.

XG: As this world becomes smaller, culture, information and lifestyles have become increasingly mixed.

Facebook has been incorporating new, internally developed services — Notes, Gifts, Chat, News Feed — for years, to increasingly mixed reviews.

Areas such as Stockwell and Brixton in south London, or Hackney and Stoke Newington north of the river, are increasingly mixed.

Baby showers, though increasingly mixed, are still seen as a woman's affair (and, because again, the gender issue isn't one-sided, are often marked by hyperfeminine tropes).

It tends to see American society not as increasingly mixed and fluid but as a set of permanent hierarchies, like a caste system.

He describes the estate's increasingly mixed-up demographics.

What will America look like in our increasingly mixed-race future?

Richard Nixon presided over replacement of the draft with an all-volunteer (and increasingly mixed-gender) force and reduction of the voting age to 18.

For years, the Seaport District was a neglected shipping and industrial area, but the introduction of several condo projects, the Institute of Contemporary Art, a Bank of America Pavilion, a new convention center and a diverse group of restaurants has made the area increasingly mixed-use, the property's listing agent says.

We live in an increasingly mixed-use world, carrying our offices around in our pockets.