Comedy, sadness and disillusionment are intermingled in the movie.
Ms. Von D pointed out that fine art, commerce and self-adornment have long been intermingled in culture.
It would be neither neat nor bloodless: Kurds, Shias and Sunnis are intermingled in many areas, including Baghdad.
To Archbishop Demetrios, the notion that the saints' relics were intermingled in the dust with the remains of the attack victims only serves to sanctify the site further.
He said "Fact and fiction are so intermingled in my work that now, looking back on it, I can hardly distinguish one from the other".
Luria also notes that Shereshevsky had an extraordinarily strong case of synesthesia, the heritable condition in which the senses become intermingled in the mind, and the psychologist recognized that this had something to do with Shereshevsky's powers of recall.
Otherwise, there were no press pens as reporters stood intermingled in the crowd with ardent Tea Partiers and curious onlookers there to see a television celebrity who had somehow ended up in Bedford, New Hampshire, for the evening.
Mr. Panetta and General Dempsey both predicted civilian casualties in an air campaign because forces loyal to President Assad are intermingled in dense urban areas with the general population.
Science and technology will become completely intermingled in this new engineering infrastructure".
Validly and invalidly cued trials were presented intermingled in different blocks containing 50%, 75%, or 100% valid trials.
Each one brought memorable moments, including record performances and crowds of spectators that intermingled in appreciation of the sport.
