Sentence examples similar to mingling of thoughts from inspiring English sources
Then came On the Portrait of a Deaf Man, in which Betjeman remembers his father while staring at his grave; memories of silent walks in country lanes mingling with thoughts of the maggots now collecting in his dad's eyes.
It also bars mingling of your IRA and nonretirement funds.
Mingling the thought of profit with the necessity of regulation may induce the state to take possession, in like manner, of tobacco, oleomargarine, and all other objects of internal revenue tax.
Tells about getting thoughts of the President inextricably mingled with thoughts about a Chinese philosopher, Chuang Tze, who wrote in or around 404 B.C., an essay called "On Letting Alone".
So the semblance (Schein) of total identity lives within thought itself, mingled with thought's truth (Wahrheit).
But they are mingled "with the thought of hegemony".
I received a recent invitation to an industry conference that promised I'd mingle with a crowd of "thought leaders". I didn't recognize any of them, nor would you.
The ambling Ardan absently dreams of making grime music, forming "bars" in his head, his thoughts mingling with rhymes.
Just a couple of thoughts.
The introduction demonstrates the complexity of interactions among medieval religious communities and uses the term coproduction to refer to the method by which ideas developed through not only internal religious thought but also a mingling of many factors from the various religious communities that together produced ideas about one or the other.
