Sentence examples for intermingling in from inspiring English sources

There's a strong, feminist-inflected suggestion that Rachel, Megan and Anna are different sides of a singular shared experience, their dreams, memories and voices intermingling in a mosaic of female rage, a silent scream in this modern Stepford.

With claims to the word's highest per capita CD sales and book ownership (not to mention mobile phone use and alcohol consumption), Iceland is flourishing culturally, with new filmmakers, artists and musicians all intermingling in a capital with fewer people than Elizabeth, N.J.

The slight problem is that racial intermingling in Britain is most conspicuous in the ethnically diverse makeup of the groups of yobs — Asian, black and white — who exercise their antisocial behavioral skills without any kind of discrimination as to whom they happen to be terrorizing.

The intermingling in these articles of the generic names Tarbosaurus and Tyrannosaurus occurs because they are closely related and actually may be synonymous.

Finally, the article ends with an outlook towards the emergence of a functional roadmap in setting up chromosome positioning and intermingling in a cell type specific manner during cellular differentiation.

Speaking from a biological, or so-called "descent" basis, it could be said that the utility of this frequent intermixing and intermingling in the formation of the unified Chinese nationality demonstrates that no nation can be said to be of 'pure descent.'.

"Their handwritings intermingle in their notebooks".

Comedy, sadness and disillusionment are intermingled in the movie.

Good and evil intermingle in the same breath, let alone the same society.

The violence of these caricatures intermingles in the sludge of her speech.

It is not uncommon for sexism and racism to intermingle in the harassment depicted.