Sentence examples for so intermingled from inspiring English sources
On the elementary level, in particular, the mixed school was established only when the creeds were so intermingled that a confessional school was impracticable.
He said "Fact and fiction are so intermingled in my work that now, looking back on it, I can hardly distinguish one from the other".
The SEC says Cohmad and the Madoff firms were so intermingled it made it confusing for regulators and outsiders to assess the true nature of their interactions.
STEVE FORBES: And it turns out, do you think it turns out that the two are so intermingled that it was impossible to break them apart?
This is not to say there is nothing in one's conscientious strivings for which one can take credit, but what one can take credit for is so intermingled with what simply falls on one's plate as good or bad luck that the idea of rewarding desert in any fine-grained way is impractical.
Because fear and fascination are so intermingled, many people who follow their thrill-seeking instincts end up unconsciously flirting with disaster.
Few political figures in America have so consistently and so unabashedly intermingled their personal faith and their public persona, peppering speeches with quotations from Scripture, speaking from the pulpit at churches, regularly meeting and strategizing with evangelical Christians and even, in one recent speech, equating public office with the ministry.
That's when hope and misery so intermingle as to be almost the same stupid emotion.
The eddies and whirlpools of jazz motifs and classical references in that playing were so densely intermingled they seemed almost impossible for the untutored listener to unpick.
The fighting was so heavy that parts of the Division Reserve were committed and the destroyer USS McKee was unable to provide close fire support, as the Japanese and Marines were so closely intermingled.
Because it is now and will increasingly be so very intermingled with representation, sight, desire and virtual worlds imagined by artists, technology married art in a raucous wedding where odd bedfellows will never quite 'get' each other and never quit each other either.
