Sentence examples for mixed with those from inspiring English sources

Across the region, scenes of devastation mixed with those of evacuations and recovery.

Hypotheses based on ignorance are heavily mixed with those fuelled by fear to produce an extremely unhealthy situation.

Additional audio recordings of vocalizations of Talamanca Hummingbird can be heard at Macaulay Library and at xeno-canto (where recordings are mixed with those of Rivoli's Hummingbird Eugenes fulgens).

Mixed with those items they discovered 65 animal parts: "skulls, limbs and torsos of nonhuman primate species" as well as a hoof and leg "belonging to a small ungulate, possibly a duiker," according to the criminal complaint against her.

Thus, after the Dutch Surgeons series is a video, John Isaacs's "Cyclical Development of Statis, 2000," with images of the 16th- century anatomy theater at Padua, Italy, mixed with those of a modern surgical theater.

"It's the people who said 'Mr Farage is our new saviour', found in abundance on our UK election coverage, mixed with those triggering warnings about an impending threat [who] create a very confusing conversation," he said.

Facebook is filled with outrage mixed with disbelief — those under thirty have no memories of the Soviet repressions against dissidents.

"But still, mixed with what?" Those facts give the book the weight of an actual experience even when it's spiralling off into comedy.

Relief that the ordeal was over was mixed with dismay among those watching.

Today, concern over the singer's health was mixed with anger by those who accused his French surgeon of botching the original back operation last month.

These sentiments from the consulting room include a concern for self, rage and worry, mixed with concern for those on the other side.