Sentence examples for intermingling of black from inspiring English sources

Afterward, at Coach Noah Cannon's behest, the Leo players mixed with the alumni, introducing themselves and shaking hands, a rare intermingling of black and white, old and young.

"A Fine Romance" by David Lehman Schocken Bookss, 2009) is an appreciative, scholarly study of traditional popular song that goes into considerable and enlightening detail about the intermingling of black and Jewish popular music, primarily from the first half of the 20th century.

The resulting paintings — with their chaotic intermingling of objects, their fragmented forms, their blend of black and white and color — overflow with detail that may seem impossible to absorb.

The program began with an ingenious intermingling of movements from Heinrich Biber's 1673 piece "Battalia," an evocation of the Thirty Years' War, and George Crumb's 1970 "Black Angels," a white-hot response to Vietnam.

But there are many other back stories, inspired by actual Civil War-era Alexandrians — the intermingling of self-emancipated and freed blacks, espionage, the role of women as nurses, and doctors pushing the boundaries of medical science among them.

The intermingling of their African traditions, music and dances with the city's European and Native American influences formed a distinct New World Creole culture.After the Louisiana Purchase treatment of black New Orleanians grew increasingly harsh.

The intermingling of the two series is at first inexplicable.

Its intermingling of poetry and prose feels natural, rhythmically inevitable.

Fecund imagery abounds in the intermingling of fruit and children.

But the intermingling of intolerance and complacency has enabled it.

And the intermingling of faiths came with complications.