Sentence examples for mingling of all from inspiring English sources

Behind Celan stands Rilke, but Celan's mingling of all the senses in the cause of art awakens something darker than Rilke's highly charged aesthetic.

The mingling of all faiths and vernaculars inspired architectural innovation of Hindu temple construction, first in the Deccan and later in the Dravidian idioms using the local granite.

But the opportunities for satire provided by the picaresque novel's mingling of characters from all walks of life, its vivid descriptions of industries and professions, its realistic language and detail, and above all its ironic and detached survey of manners and morals helped to enrich the realistic novel and contributed to that form's development in the 18th and 19th centuries.

One sees the mingling of cultures on all sides.

But then instead of mingling, they all just stood around the stairwell, which is honestly kind of rude.

Rather than learning only from Muslim scholars in his court, Akbar stated that he mingled with "learned men of all religions, thus depriving profit from their exquisite discourses and exalted aspirations".

One hour of mingling is all it takes to thank everyone personally, and then you can enjoy yourself dancing the night away with your guests!

It's of course lots of fun to read of the author's unflagging bedazzlement at mingling with all kinds of celebrities, from Playboy bunnies to heads of state, and in his access, post-fatwa, to every sort of party.

Mingling with constituents is required of all elected officials, but Mr. Diaz seems to relish it.

Those keen on intergenerational living saw residents of all ages mingling casually.

At Chanterelle, its tart, fruity leaves are treated like rhubarb, mingling with green apple in, of all things, a dessert.