Sentence examples for mingling of two from inspiring English sources

This is the new philosopher's stone – an alchemical mingling of two opposites, sex and love.

"The civilization of Delhi came into being through the mingling of two different cultures, Hindu and Muslim," he told me.

In the seventeenth century, the Mughal crown prince Dara Shikoh had the Bhagavad Gita, perhaps the central text of Hinduism, translated into Persian, and composed a study of Hinduism and Islam, "The Mingling of Two Oceans," which stressed the affinities of the two faiths.

The mingling of the two songs is one of several brilliant juxtapositions in a show that lend it a philosophical dimension rarely encountered in a nightclub.

Then, for a short while, the tension seemed to have been defused, despite the mingling of the two opposing crowds.

It is worth defending the proper mingling of the two precisely because opinion has become progressively debased in the media.

And in the middle would be a mingling of the two, where the best comments and audience blog posts bubble up and meet with reporter blogs and group blogs.

For U.S. Interior Department regulators, the Graham-Reilly commission's plan would end the "co-mingling" of two distinct missions — promoting rapid energy expansion and ensuring safety.

In contrast, the conformations adopted by A4V and G37R SOD1 are similar enough to facilitate a more intimate co-mingling of the two proteins within the inclusion structure.

Their travels are rendered in animation that echoes, and mingles, the styles of two great filmmakers: the organic forms recall Hayao Miyazaki, while the diversity and abundance of aliens recall the intricate visual overload of Satoshi Kon.

Injection of human stem cells into lab animals mingles the DNA of two organisms: humans and whatever animal lab animal is being used as a test subject frequently mice and rats.