Sentence examples for mix of necessity from inspiring English sources
Brazil's relationships with its immediate neighbours in the western hemisphere remain a mix of necessity and underlying Spanish American resentment.
Bulls on BIG like what they see as the company's bargains and its mix of everyday necessities like food and more discretionary items like furniture and electronics.
A full 22 conservative thinkers (although, with the likes of Glenn Beck and William Kristol in the mix, we do of necessity use that term quite broadly) all weighed in on why Donald Trump is a terrible candidate for Republicans to consider making their presidential nominee, and why Trump is an all-around terrible human being.
Buying a house is a mix of faith and necessity, but that first element is scarce these days.
After the Suzanne Farrell Ballet, the Pennsylvania Ballet and the San Francisco Ballet were added to the mix, a showcase born of necessity was hailed as a triumph.
The mix of high-priced necessities with cheap goodies.
A mix of pragmatism, reality, and necessity contributed.
Out of necessity, Huffman learned to mix her own colors, using only minimum hues.
What it was really about was another mix – a tangle of principles and pragmatism, of making spurious virtues out of necessity.
As they have grown in numbers and strength, they have organized into a force that mixes paramilitary discipline, civilian policing, Islamic law and the harsh demands of necessity with battlefield coldness and outright cunning.
Elisabeth Luard, author of A Cook's Year in a Welsh Farmhouse, points out an interesting mix: "Incomers are keen on green self-sufficiency; locals, who lived isolated lives on the mountains, have a tradition of necessity".
