Sentence examples for mingling them with from inspiring English sources

Fadwa travelled widely in Europe and the Middle East, borrowing motifs from her life in exile and mingling them with daring expressions of untrammelled sensuality.

As Susan Sontag pointed out in her 1975 New York Review of Books essay "Fascinating Fascism," one of the consequences of the kitsch or campy use of Nazi imagery, even if it is intended critically, is that it can normalize those images, desensitizing us to their power by mingling them with more banal ones.

We all have this capacity to open to the vital forces around us and allow ourselves to take them in, mingling them with our own passions.

After Labor Day mingle them with some dried bittersweet or Chinese lanterns.

IDEO digested this load in a series of meetings and mingled them with brainstorming sessions conducted with technology, design and product experts.

But Mr. Spence said Canvasback did not isolate the sales proceeds; instead it mingled them with its general revenues, which also cover activities that include evangelism.

To this proportion of Cream put in eighteen yolks of eggs, and eight of the whites; a pint of Sack; beat your eggs very well, and then mingle them with your Sack.

The Times reporter, who had portions of the electronic version of Mr. Wise's article in his computer, inadvertently mingled them with his own notes from an interview with Mr. Gitai, and then used some of them in the Times article without attribution.

When people died, villagers stripped their bones bare, pulled them apart, and mingled them with animal remains in a nearby cave.

Grassroots approach Tasmina's family, with access to the same scarce resources as the other villagers, identified some new practices and mingled them with traditional ones to produce successful results.

"We have built a logistics backend to sell big, bulky, heavy items and co-mingle them with smaller items and get them in the same box and get them out and ship fast".