Low's Just Like Christmas, for instance, or Darlene Love's White Christmas, in which Love sounds like some exquisite mingling of nostalgic, melancholy and perhaps just a little over-sherried as she sets out the fundamental disappointment of spending the holiday beneath the palm trees of Los Angeles instead of somewhere snowier.
The program for the night, according to my ticket, includes a sit-down dinner and Mistress Tara's presidential stump speech, followed by a burlesque show and some mingling among members of the BDSM community.
Some like the deft mingling of mass and class, through a smorgasbord of merchandise culled from stores like Barneys New York, progressive boutiques like Opening Ceremony in downtown Manhattan and cheap chic chains like Urban Outfitters.
That rankles some who see an unseemly mingling of preaching and profit.
Act 2, the longest and most important, might need some work, because the period requires the mingling of theology and history and cannot be portrayed with secular conviction.
In Nanjing, this mingling of once divergent impulses produced some worthy, if sometimes too eye-candyish, hybrid work.
The mingling of design and happenstance is, to some extent, the deep subject of "Urbanized," Gary Hustwit's fascinating, idea-packed new documentary.
This mingling of martial arts was an eye-opener.
That male mingling of personal with professional pride.
One sees the mingling of cultures on all sides.
