Sentence examples for mixed than that from inspiring English sources

Yet the population worshipping at these temples is far more mixed than that in India.

Of Tamil, Sinhalese and Dutch descent - an inheritance seen in his blue-eyed gaze - he is often taken to be a member of the closed Dutch-descended Burgher community, although his ancestry is perhaps more mixed than that.

Much has been made of the Americanization of the world, but cultural currents are more mixed than that, and the United States has also been Europeanized, from its coffee to its eating habits.

"I was challenging John Redwood on the use of football as an example because the evidence from the Social Mobility Commission suggests it is a lot more mixed than that.

Hunts are more mixed than that.

Watch Me Disappears reception was more mixed than that of its predecessors.

In his review of Edmund Morris's "Theodore Rex" (Dec. 9), Richard Brookhiser finds Theodore Roosevelt's record on race mixed, but better than that of the gross racist Woodrow Wilson.

One limitation of our study was that the excreta were well-mixed, or at least better-mixed than excreta that are typically found in a DVC as a result of the hour-long mixing by shovel.

Finally, under the same cement substitution rate conditions, the sulphate corrosion resistance of concrete mixed with fly ash is better than that of concrete mixed with ceramic polishing powder, and the sulphate corrosion resistance of concrete mixed with both ceramic polishing powder and fly ash is better than that of concrete mixed with either.

Well it turns out, in this game again, it doesn't do very well against itself and in addition, the original mix, the mixed P that is more aggressive than this very passive mutation does very well against the mutation.

The results demonstrated that the TOC content of shale samples with mixed wettability was greater than that of water-wettability samples.