Sentence examples for mix of something from inspiring English sources

There is something about that show — it's such a great mix of something completely subversive and this sort of sweetness.

It's a mix of something sort of like metal and something else that's not really clear.

You can use any kind of apple for this; my personal preference is a mix of something crisp and tart (like Granny Smith) with a couple of sweeter apples (like Gala).

Mylott says that while it wouldn't have bothered him if his results had come back "89percentt European" with a mix of something else, "I do see occasional trepidation among people in the alt-right on the net, and they're worried about, 'Well, what if this comes back and I'm partly sub-Saharan African or whatever?'".

The result was a mix of accents, something that "the audience was going to buy or not buy," Mr. Sewell said.

There is, through most of it, a fluent mix of whimsy and something more astringent, more cross.

The deposit guarantees announced in Ireland, Germany, Greece and elsewhere since October 1st have been a mix of legislation (worth something) and solemn prime-ministerial pledges (worth very little).

We were encouraged to go up and drink from one of the glasses, which contained a viciously synthetic mix of vodka and something like Tizer, at which point the woman would fiercely smear herself with red or blue paint.

But when a story is capably carried on small shoulders a Huck Finn, say, or a Scout Finch the result can be a fine mix of guilelessness and something wistful.

He talks about cutting in the film between shots of Grace, of Kidman herself, and "a mix" of the two; something, I have to admit, that completely passed me by.

He delivered a speech that was an interesting mix of ideas, with something in the mix for just about everybody.