Sentence examples for sense mixed from inspiring English sources

It comes from emotional honesty, common sense mixed not just with sympathy but with empathy.

We will miss his brilliant mind and sparkling heart, his logical common sense mixed with word play and sense of humor.

In one sense mixed wanton egg drop is a product of our modern internet culture in which the amount of choices available through Google and other search engines makes it impossible to make decisions.

MCF7 and T47D cells were plated on 50 mm cultured dishes at 50% confluence in Opti-MEM® I Reduced Serum Medium (Invitrogen) and transiently transfected with 3 μg of GATA3 anti-sense mixed with Lipofectamine in accordance with the manufacturer's protocol (Invitrogen).

There is a role for government to make sure that old neighborhoods have a sense of mixed uses and mixed incomes.

Stock indexes inched up slowly in morning trading as investors tried to make sense of mixed earnings reports.

Each of these - with a paradoxical lightness, and a sense of mixed resolution and unresolvedness that leaves its readers both satisfied and disturbed - would take to task its own contemporaneity and ask profound questions about art, life and belief.

In the avalanche of reaction to the men's release, Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, caught the sense of mixed emotions: 'My delight at the outcome is tinged with sadness that it has taken so long for the convictions to be quashed.' The Bishop of Derry, Edward Daly, who sat through the appeal, said the case had damaged Anglo-Irish relations.

Primavera 2005, an annual exhibition of young artists' work held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, included Mellor's work Fig 1-100 (This particular collection made sense), a mixed media composition that included specimens of Ulysses butterflies.

While evidence that delays in initiation of treatment are material in a clinical sense are mixed 15 16 that delays may well impact on anxiety levels among patients is evident.

Sensing that mixed neighbourhoods were fast disappearing and even well-to-do-Muslims were finding it a problem to buy property, Ahmedabad-based entrepreneur Mohammed Ali Husain began a property fair connecting Muslim builders with buyers.