Sentence examples for is intermingled from inspiring English sources
verb
To mix or become mixed together.
It is intermingled with the desire to help their children achieve worldly success.
Blood flow is regulated by smooth muscle surrounding the arteries that is intermingled with a collagen based extracellular matrix (ECM).
Period garb is intermingled with contemporary touches, like King Ouf's enormous white coat, which makes him look like a rapper.
Shellfire from Isis tanks is intermingled with Kurdish victories as the fighting moves closer towards the centre of the city.
A formality of diction is intermingled with contemporary vernacular phrasing, a purposeful anachronism that is mirrored in the body language of the actors.
In the novel, linear time — from the founding of Macondo until its disappearance — is intermingled with cyclical time: The names of the characters and their tragedies are repeated.
The staffs will be intermingled.
I love being intermingled with the commerce".
#Keep host output from being intermingled.
Politics and climate change are intermingled.
Scott's images are intermingled with that of Stryer.
