Sentence examples for intermingled with what from inspiring English sources

This is not to say there is nothing in one's conscientious strivings for which one can take credit, but what one can take credit for is so intermingled with what simply falls on one's plate as good or bad luck that the idea of rewarding desert in any fine-grained way is impractical.

When he did find a space to rent with some charm, it was intermingled with other businesses above what was soon to be a Krispy Kreme donut shop on West 72d Street.

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

In the 16th century members of Khan's military "intermingled" with Persians in the northern and western regions of what is now Afghanistan to create this new race.

What they said in private was intermingled with "mindset" evidence, ie. their Islamic advocacy, and my client was arrested and charged under section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006.

Analysis or verification of low-level code is useful for minimizing the disconnect between what is verified and what is actually executed and is necessary when source code is unavailable or is, say, intermingled with inline assembly.

What was really going on, they concluded, was that European drug proceeds were being intermingled with the car-sale cash to make it appear legitimate.

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.

I love being intermingled with the commerce".

City people intermingled with country folk.

Then, intermingled with authentic detail are fictionalizations, events made up.