Sentence examples for probably mixed from inspiring English sources

The motive was probably mixed.

If ice does exist there, the researchers say, it is probably mixed in small concentrations with the soil.

For die-hard fans, this is most likely a welcome return, probably mixed in with a fair amount of relief that the new single isn't absolutely rubbish.

(Mitnick surmises that the federal prosecutor who made the latter claim probably mixed him up with Matthew Broderick's youthful computer enthusiast in the 1983 cold-war thriller "WarGames").

These vessels are distinguished by a peculiar technique: the shape required was first formed of clay (probably mixed with dung) fixed to a metal rod.

The film is allegedly based on a true story, the kind of true story which is probably mixed in with a good bit of urban myth, unverifiable crim legend and late-night Groucho Club anecdote; there is a faint resemblance to the plot of another London crime thriller, Paul Tanter's The Rise and Fall of a White-Collar Hooligan.

"There would probably be mixed feelings [for South Africa].

Like past advertisements in which many of these charges have been made, it will probably have mixed success.

The atoll's inhabitants are probably of mixed Polynesian and Micronesian heritage and speak Ulithian, an Austronesian language.

In spite of its roots, we are apparently still perfectly comfortable using the phrase, even though royal blood has probably been mixed for centuries.

There are also aboriginal inhabitants consisting of a few hill tribes, probably of mixed Malay origin, who live by hunting, fishing, and collecting forest products.