Sentence examples for intermingling of attitudes from inspiring English sources
We deliberately avoided the intermingling of attitudes, convictions and practices, and thus addressed the distinct forms and frequencies of spiritual/religious practices in an additional manual, the SpREUK-P questionnaire.
The negative opinions were intermingled with the positive ones, to give room for a wide range of attitudes to be expressed.
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.
This intermingling of different looks and seasons (see the trans-seasonal jacket) has created an "anything is possible" attitude, while the rise of the merchandise pop-up shop has further muddied the waters.
Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.
And the intermingling of faiths came with complications.
It's also a subtler intermingling of worlds previously kept separate.
Most beguiling, though, is the seamless intermingling of choreography, acting and puppetry.
It is at least a free-thinking intermingling of old and new.
No one can claim solid data showing a medically significant effect from the intermingling of physiologies.
Alongside the tumultuous intermingling of genres, there's a distinct allegorical flavour to Cora's journey.
