At their feet, the mingling of the lights of town with stars of sunlight winking from distant windows.
Certain themes recur, many specifically Greek: the sea, the weight of the past, the treacherousness of history, the uncertainty of man's destination, the mingling of darkness and light, all contemplated in waves of imagery whose significance can be obscure.
In this case, the play of light reminds us somewhat of a mingling of Von Honthorst, Caravaggio and Le Brun.
At night, a yellowish corona of light hangs over the city, a cocoon of pollution from open cooking fires mingling with the soot from auto-rickshaws, diesel buses and coal-fired factories.
Like many of his keyboard works, it mingles the light, urbane character of 18th-century French keyboard music with 20th-century harmonies.
But the fettuccini al limone, a lighter alternative to the traditional, Titanic-sinking fettuccini Alfredo, was a delicate mingling of lemon, parmigiano and pepper with a sparse — perhaps too sparse — amount of cream.
Mr. Kentridge, the South African visual artist, took all of this and ran with it, mingling light and shadow, still and moving projections, puppets and humans, and filling foreground and background with words, slogans, images, outsize silhouettes and evolving sketches.
This mingling of martial arts was an eye-opener.
That male mingling of personal with professional pride.
One sees the mingling of cultures on all sides.
