Sentence examples for intermingled group from inspiring English sources

Robb Forman Dew covers both the cosmic and the quotidian as she follows a formidably intermingled group of people in the town of Washburn, Ohio.

Characterised in the public imagination by its exuberant parties and riotous practical joking - impersonation parties, circus parties, mock weddings and elaborately staged "Stunts" - it consisted of a number of intermingled social groups.

Small black pigs root around them, and hidden in the pond, though the pasis deny it, there are barrels of fermenting mahua flowers.Shahabpur's smaller caste-groups are more intermingled, though discreetly separated by walkways and ditches.

But for the elections' credibility, Baghdad may matter most, because it is the nation's capital, and because, with its intermingled population of Sunnis, Shiites, Christians and other groups, it is Iraq's most cosmopolitan city and thus, American officials believe, the most promising place for the civic norms represented by the election to take root.

Our data analysis suggests that the neurons marked by Agrp expression are not a random group of cells to the extent that they are clearly distinguished molecularly and functionally from intermingled POMC neurons.

Two example ortholog groups were chosen due to their unambiguous evolutionary history: for most groups it is difficult to unambiguously reconstruct the full evolution due to the presence of intermingled events.

All is intermingled and formless.

Intermingled with the smaller colonials are many substantial houses.

Unfortunately, the impression is one of intermingled bemusement and nausea.

Intermingled across a series of slides, participants could choose which images to look at.

Concrete sensory experiences, like vision, intermingled with cognitive abstraction, and cognitive abstractions reshaped visual imagery.