Sentence examples for mixed with true from inspiring English sources
But showmanship was mixed with true engagement.
For sensing, the unwanted nanoparticle adsorbed on the micro ring resonator is mostly dielectric nanoparticles, which may be mixed with true signal, the unique blue shift by Au nanoparticle could be utilized to differentiate from the dielectric nanoparticles, therefore, it can be utilized to increase the signal to noise ratio.
"'Like an oil painting mixed with blood?' True blood or homicidal blood?" Their songs are the deeply involving type that evolve into proggy jams on stage, the kind some would call self-indulgent, but others find cathartic.
While their historical loyalties tend to lean toward German Expressionism, Balthus mixed with Manzoni (weird but true), and Russian Constructivism, Mr. Mulder seems to be mining the heretofore unnoticed gap between Raoul Dufy and Jackson Pollock, which brings him, unexpectedly, into the vicinity of the American painter David Bates.
While Fam20C had weak kinase activity by itself in vitro, it was only after it was mixed with Fam20A that its true kinase activity was revealed.
The corpses are bought, stored in fridges, microwaved, made into powder and mixed with herbs to hide their true nature from the authorities.
Finally, the mortar of lime, sand, water, and pozzolana was mixed with stones and broken brick to form a true concrete, called opus caementicium.
Residual stool is mixed with barium and can be easily differentiated from true polyps, which reduces false-positive results (Fig. 1) [ 8].
But the more he mixed with the Bosnian Muslims, the more he discovered the true horrors of the Serbian genocide.
Disappointment mixed with pride.
