Sentence examples for mingled with this from inspiring English sources

Often mingled with this potent blend of feelings is a general concern, or even some anxiety, for the child's well-being in a new and challenging place.

Mingled with this is an almost equal quantity of philosophising, based on a good understanding of recent mathematical and physical science and a strong dose of anti-liberal, anti-enlightenment politics.

Sky is supposed to be slick, but there is such a thing as too slick; it's impossible to imagine a scenario in which this Sky Masterson ever mingled with this Nathan Detroit, unless Nathan once picked up his dry-cleaning.

Why couldn't you stay forever young and forever in love?" But mingled with this self‐pity is a self‐awareness and a contempt for both the square and hippy worlds surrounding him; these go far to redeem Figgy and make him loom almost as large in the reader's imagination as he does in his own.

Mingled with the sadness in this capital tonight was an undercurrent of fear and uncertainty, for now the strongest influence for peace in India that this generation has known is gone".

The Microsoft founder and his wife mingled with the residents of this village, who are Mahadalits, the lowest members of India's hierarchical caste system, with the help of an interpreter.

And at the end of the performance, Assad and his wife mingled with the crowd before (and this was most amazing to me) driving off into the Damascus night traffic, the president at the wheel of an Audi.

This fearful anticipation of a probably fatal outcome is mingled with the fear of chemotherapy and its expected side-effects.

Choreographed dancers mingled with the musicians.

Intense sadness mingled with the anger.

Their curses mingled with the cries and prayers of others.