Sentence examples for physical commingling from inspiring English sources

The races' mutual obsession, in America, and their long if hidden history of physical commingling had finally made them something like a family.

For all of its lewd jokes and potty-mouth banter, "The Book of Mormon" commingles the profane and the sacred, dramatizing the culture shock, the physical danger and the theological doubts that infuse what one might call the missionary narrative.

But they had paid little attention to the physical remains of the artisans and their families, found interred in tombs beside the village, their bones commingled after thousands of years of robbery.

The commingling was purely serendipitous.

Sophisticated restaurants commingling with pie shops.

A joyful commingling of text and textiles.

Sriracha and oats were casually commingling.

But the commingling went only so far.

But some experts argue that this commingling actually undermines security.

That's the rare and strange commingling of sensations.

In fact, this commingling of creations is culture.