Sentence examples for it is mixed up from inspiring English sources
So its new assertiveness will be doubly uncomfortable, especially if it is mixed up with bad-tempered territorial disputes.
But, as in Libya, where investigations into the film's supposed role in inspiring an attack on an American diplomatic installation in Benghazi have shown, the reality is more complicated, and it is mixed up with local politics.
SALEM, Mass., July 7 — "Star-light, what is star-light, star-light is a little light that is not always mentioned with the sun, it is mentioned with the moon and the sun, it is mixed up with the rest of the time".
Encourage them to count even it it is mixed up.
There's realism, but it's mixed up with a whole spice of fairy tale.
It was mixed up: sad; funny; unfunny.' This is an apt description of the novel itself.
"In the Nazi era, it was mixed up with religiously based racism and hatred.
"But it was mixed up with an enormous amount of pain and pathos.
"I know a lot, but it's mixed up, so you don't have complete control over what we do," said the Denmark coach.
Now it's mixed up in the complex plan for a $1.7 billion football stadium there.
