Sentence examples similar to is intimately mingled from inspiring English sources

And then we have one of two things : either this simplicity is real, or else the elements are so intimately mingled as not to be distinguishable.

Love and hate are intimately co-mingled, and there is no single cultural artefact or presidential utterance that doesn't set off a dissonant chain reaction in the heart and mind of the average Briton, whatever his or her political standpoint.

It is intimately riveting.

This field is intimately personal to him.

Technology is intimately intertwined with neoliberal individualism.

The purpose of Verve was somewhat vague: "To present art as intimately mingled with the life of each period and to furnish testimony of the participation by artists in the essential events of their time". But it succeeded at combining or integrating texts by the likes of Sartre, Joyce, Hemingway and Camus with the art of Matisse, Miro, Picasso, Chagall, Braque, Giacometti and Leger.

I intimately mingled with my Muslim friends and became increasingly fascinated with their culture.

The vessels of the visceral part of the pleura are intimately related with those of the lungs and bronchi; its arteries are branches of the bronchial arteries, and its veins mingle with the pulmonary network of capillaries.

Melody and rhythm are intimately connected.

They were intimately involved in this plot".

Staff scientists are intimately familiar with manufacturing.