Sentence examples for mixed history from inspiring English sources
I have a mixed history with Erdrich.
Wave riding has something of a mixed history in Bournemouth.
Big symbolic London visitor attractions have a mixed history.
In Belgium the exchanges have had a mixed history.
Actually, most people don't especially love journalists, and press-bashing has a mixed history.
"The Emperor Jones," essentially a dramatization of the inner workings of the title character's mind, has a mixed history.
If more time is allowed, the stochastic variability in the resting basin causes the second stimulation to produce cell populations with mixed histories (Supporting Information Animation 3B).
Hence, the cladistic criterion was applied by estimating a phylogenetic network for Alignment C. A network has advantages as an initial analysis because ambiguity in a phylogenetic hypothesis remains explicit, but it is also realistic where sequences have mixed histories (as many genes may have among these data sets).
The statue itself, by the French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, has an interestingly mixed intellectual history.
No other creative movement has been so inextricably mixed with history, nor spanned such a divide.
Their two-story 200-square-meter (2,153-square-foot 2,153-square-foot 2,153-square-foot or Greek-style house, reflecting the mixed ethnic history of the islands.
