Sentence examples for intermingle among from inspiring English sources

In an interview this week, Mr. Abu-Namous also disclosed the sometimes conflicting feelings that intermingle among many Muslims living in the United States as the nation wages a war in Afghanistan where the enemy is of the Muslim faith.

As these fields of sense worlds cascade into and intermingle among each other with greater, refined awareness, they create a landscape of expansive horizons that can reach in all directions and can embrace all of our experiences.

It could be that intermingled among the seething microbes all around us are some that are so biochemically different they could be descended only from a separate origin.

Intermingled among the prisoners, leading to some confusion, are young civilians who were seized as looters or thieves or because they broke curfew regulations.

In 2010 Mr. Fischer presented all the Beethoven symphonies, half on period instruments, half on modern; in 2011 he offered Mozart's "Don Giovanni" in his own staging; and in April he led Mozart's Requiem with choristers intermingled among the orchestra to give the players a better feel for the text.

She often intermingles among these photos images of her daughter, showing her as she grows up, as Switek describes it, "her body balancing on the borderline between innocence and guilt, between unawareness and awareness".

Twenty trials were presented for each numerical contrast, 2 each day, randomly intermingled among the 3 sets of stimuli.

Few Tβ4-reactive cells were also present in the exocrine pancreas, inside the tubular structures, intermingled among the tubular epithelium.

Apoptotic neurons were, in the majority of cases, scattered, intermingled among adjacent normal neurons.

Intermingled among these 20 trials were five additional trials of elemental discrimination (cross vs. circle).

Deep-etch EM of plasma membranes from cultured cells depleted of Vps4A & B revealed unique filamentous assemblies intermingled among otherwise typical cytoskeletal structures, clathrin lattices, and caveolae.