Sentence examples similar to mingling of old features from inspiring English sources

This is another mingling of high-end features in low-end phones, much like the Nokia 6085.

There's a mingling of the very old and the new.

Compare the views of "old" and "new" that Boreman features.

The smell of old sweat mingled with the smell of ancient bindings.

In the last and longest poem here, "Dancing Day II," gratitude and apprehension, strength and fragility mingle in a direct portrayal of old age.

Pictured: A photo of an old advertisement featuring Edith Head.

Inside the shed, a slight stench of old motor oil mingled with the scent of drying paint and human sweat.

These "wonders" bring a strange mix of emotions, "a most dizzy pain, / That mingles Grecian grandeur with the rude / Wasting of old time".

The show's most immediate thrills came in an old form: the mingling of religious and sexual iconography that has been Madonna's specialty since the late 1980s.

Decades ago, so-called parabiosis studies, in which the circulation of old and young animals was connected so that their blood mingles, suggested that young blood can rejuvenate aging mice.

The mingling of words and images may be as old as the pyramids, but it is also a recurring condition of Western modernism.