Sentence examples for intermingling of a from inspiring English sources

And Infinity's intermingling of a corporation's carefully cultivated characters and franchises is recognizable to anyone who's seen a child fight a bedroom floor war between, say, Transformers and My Little Ponies.

Fig. 1 Intraoral photograph showing diffuse tumor formation on the alveolar gingiva (arrows) Fig. 2 Panoramic radiograph showing notable alveolar bone resorption in the left mandibular premolar region and slight resorption in the right mandibular canine region (arrows) Fig. 3 Photomicrographs of the biopsy specimen showing the intermingling of (a), (b), and (c).

Thus, despite statistically significant compartmentalization (Table 3), phylogram topologies showed intermingling of a portion of these subjects' genital and blood sequences (Figure 1 4).

Throughout the book, there are many happy surprises: an original and pragmatic point of view, a distinctive intermingling of humor and tragedy, a high level of empathy.

That story of the two mathematicians was a very moving intermingling of the two cultures, 'A Passage to India' reversed and updated".

Witnesses also heard "intermingling" screams of a man and a woman, disputing claims by the defence that the only screams on the night were that of Pistorius.

They all have different reasons for wanting to end their lives, and usually it is not a single reason – not just the loss of a job, a marital breakdown or a sense of worthlessness but a complex intermingling of negative thoughts and issues.

It's the first Bridge Project effort, a UK Old Vicc)/US (BAM) intermingling of splendid actors and repertory, a caravan of itinerant talents and projects (Next up: Winter's Tale).

The contemporary Tumbuka are the offspring of a complex intermingling of people of diverse origins.

Alongside the tumultuous intermingling of genres, there's a distinct allegorical flavour to Cora's journey.

Social scientists, biologists, historians, and philosophers now point out that increasing migration and changes in attitudes toward human differences have brought about extensive intermingling of peoples so that a growing number of people have ancestors originating in three or more continents.