Sentence examples for so mixed from inspiring English sources

Actually, they weren't so mixed.

"Everyone's roots here are so mixed".

It's so mixed here, creatively, ethnically and visually.

"Now they are so mixed up and integrated.

"The whole thing was so mixed up that it went way past shock," he writes.

She's so mixed up that she still hasn't got around to wearing the dress.

It's so mixed up with the population you can't tell who's a V.C.

"The picture is so mixed up with what's happening in the Middle East still".

In an interview at the time, she said: "I'm so mixed-up and blue.

Clegg – here's his text – is so mixed-race (Dutch, German, Russian, Brit) that he makes Boris (Turk, German, English, Martian) look like a local.

The heterogeneity in HSCTs means it is difficult to find any overarching phenomena in the reconstitution, and so mixed-effects modelling could provide more informative analyses.