Sentence examples for intermingling between from inspiring English sources

There is some intermingling between nationalities, too.

There is tradition and history here, and an ongoing intermingling between American and European Westerns.

The album's centerpiece is "Afro-Comanche," a 12-minute excursion inspired by the intermingling between expatriated American Indians and the Cuban population in the 18th century.

The march was organized by Hefajat-e-Islam, a group of Islamic hard-liners who have called for Bangladesh's Constitution to be drastically amended with a 13-point program that would ban intermingling between men and women and punish by execution Bangladeshi bloggers accused of blaspheming the Prophet Muhammad.

Following the Moorish conquest of Andalusia in the eighth century C.E., the Iberian Peninsula became the site of the greatest intermingling between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim believers.

The word once meant "peasant"; it now describes a sensibility fired by centuries of intermingling between Mexican Indians, Spaniards, Cuban immigrants and African slaves brought to work the sugar plantations.

These neuron/SGC units were intermingled between fibers.

But it could be that the assumption was wrong, and that sexual networks were far more intermingled between different communities.

Throughout the remainder of the performance, she intermingled between the two songs as smoke swirled and lightning was projected on the stage.

This mix features five originals intermingled between acts like Caribou, Diversa, Grouper (twice) and Mono/Poly, and they're all swirled together like some otherworldly communication from a distant planet.

Refreshing trials with the reinforced CS+ and CS− were intermingled between the tests to ensure motivation for the subsequent tests.