Sentence examples for intermingled with and from inspiring English sources

It is still unknown however, to what extent their genetic pool intermingled with and was 'diluted' by the arrival of newcomers.

Schlager (1997, p. 14) observed that the field of policy studies is characterized by 'mountain islands of theoretical structure, intermingled with and occasionally attached together by foothills of shared methods and concepts, and empirical work, all of which is surrounded by oceans of descriptive work not attached to any mountain of theory' (cited in Sabatier 2007, p. 323).

Even if we restrict ourselves to consideration of the implications for UK science, the facts remain gelatinous, and intermingled with opinion and gut-feeling.

In the end they were contained... there is a difficult balance because they were intermingling with, and were in amongst, getting on for 400,000 TUC protesters.

We saw the majesty of fear and love intermingled with hope and despair.

Constantino Brumidi's allegorical fresco Apotheosis of Washington (1865), which depicts gods and goddesses intermingled with Washington and other American heroes, adorns the ceiling's dome.

With a 20-pin connector (not useable with the lab breadboards) and power lines intermingled with data and command lines, hooking up the entire assembly to the regulated power supply, DC power, and two ports was no simple task.

His prakaraṇa Mālatī-Mādhava ("Mālatī and Mādhava") is a complex love intrigue intermingled with sorcery and Tantric practices, including a human sacrifice and much violence.

Commuter Cuvée shows bright aromas of red and black fruit fruits intermingled with herbs and flowers.

The reality of what the disaster site is -- a still-smoking field of misery, where body parts and human dust are intermingled with concrete and steel -- played a central role in the creation of the widows' groups.

The main neuronal populations in the mPVN and pPVN subdivisions are intermingled with interneurons and supporting cells such as glia.