Sentence examples for interesting mixture from inspiring English sources

They treat Pero with a how interesting mixture of sympathy and condescension.

The four final teams are an interesting mixture of league lineage.

It makes for an interesting mixture: Sebadoh, Black Mountain, Howlin Rain and Red Kross represent for the former, Hot Chip, Vampire Weekend and Dirty Projectors for the latter.

Despite the obliteration of much of Shandong's natural vegetation cover, the peninsular zone still exhibits an interesting mixture of northern and southern vegetation.

I was distracted from my back pain by the nightly passeggiata, sitting at a cafe for a small espresso or digestivo, the frequent entertainment in the piazza and the interesting mixture of visitors from all over the globe.

"Vegan cheese destroys the soul," Gray asserts quite persuasively at one point; while after a shooting party she reports, with an interesting mixture of emotions: "My hands smell of expensive soap and gunpowder".

The numerical and experimental results presented in this work show that a relatively small temperature gradient (5K), has great potential to generate a separation in interesting mixtures for biological purpose.

The catalytic evaluation in the transformation of xylose in 2-propanol allowed to obtain interesting mixtures of bio-products, and to identify the presence of two competitive routes: the formation of GVL following alternating acid-driven and hydrogen-transfer (MPV) steps, and the retro-aldol condensation of xylose.

Nothing interesting: the usual mixture of hurt feelings, confusion, and incomprehension that comes to early-arriving writers when the thirties hit.

A ballroom dancer and a talented chess player in his teenage years, Cavendish is an interesting and unresolved mixture of eloquence and passion, of intellectual precision and blunt force.

"He has run the Royal Opera House in the most inspiring way – he has made it higher quality than ever, more accessible than ever, varied and interesting with a mixture of traditional and modern.