Sentence examples for mixed with and from inspiring English sources

This sense of revulsion is present in many fantasy films, but often mixed with, and balanced by, a fascination, reverence and awe for women's creativity.

"That will determine how big the recall is," with officials hoping to recall any Washington beef that may have become mixed with and contaminated by the diseased cow.

Some geoscientists contend that rising magma also burned through coal seams, releasing coal fly ash and adding large quantities of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, both of which later mixed with and depleted oxygen from the oceans.

The group he considers "conventional" and "normal" are the only people he has ever really mixed with, and they are the people he chooses to staff his office with today – very rich people.

White midshipmen refused to sit next to Mr. Brown, racial epithets were whispered behind his back, and fellow plebes barred him from joining the choir — all of it mixed with and hidden behind a torrent of regular hazing that underclassmen were expected to bear.

Li7La3Zr2O12 (LLZO) powder was mixed with and thus introduced into Li0.35La0.55TiO3 (LLTO) ceramics.

If it is from carp and mixed with bread and olive oil, it's taramasalata.

Tablets were crushed and mixed with water and sometimes sweetened with sugar.

The crowd is mixed, with locals and foreigners, artsy and business people.

The ashes were mixed with bananas and eaten by friends and family to preserve the spirit.

It's mixed with rhythm and blues, enriched by jazz and harmonically expanded".