Sentence examples for so mixed with from inspiring English sources

You had to keep saying those words because awe was so mixed with a sense of letdown.

Carbon dioxide typically makes up only 10percentto12percentcent of a coal plant's emissions, they note, and the gas is so mixed with pollutants that it is difficult to separate.

The No vote needs a big turnout, so catching the last-minute voter is essential, said one insider, who added: "Referendums are dangerous things, especially this one, which is so mixed with emotion.

My feelings about him were so mixed with emotion.

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".

So mixed in with cool khaki shorts, parachute jackets and a beautiful white linen suit were digitalized LV monogram florals and muted prints based on Chinese zodiac animals and tattoos.

"We have looked at that option very seriously, and we do honestly believe -- and most of the agencies and quite a few of the governments honestly believe -- that that's not necessarily the best answer, partly because I.D.P.'s are so mixed in with the rest of the population that we have to find ways of addressing the war-affected population as a whole".

"So mixed in with the 3,000 true terrorists that you've identified are going to be the three million completely innocent people, who are now being sent off to Guantanamo Bay," Wainer says.

No other creative movement has been so inextricably mixed with history, nor spanned such a divide.

Tomato yield in this study also increased in response to the application of VC, but even more so when mixed with peat and MSWC (Fig. 1).