Sentence examples for some mixture of from inspiring English sources

(1999) Is pro wrestling a sport, pantomime or some mixture of the two?

They even smelled alien: of some mixture of smoke and earth, pee and petrol.

Gender usually means male or female, or some mixture of both.

It has become acceptable to simply ignore it, professing some mixture of doubt, bafflement and apathy.

Because they are fleeing some mixture of war, oppression, civil disorder and poverty.

Through some mixture of obliviousness and stubbornness he has endured hardships and setbacks none of them have faced.

I had volunteered that it might be peculiar, out of some mixture of gallantry and point-scoring.

Many believe some mixture of Swedish money along with Baltic well-being will evaporate before the crisis passes.

Some mixture of professional and criminal penalties is needed for corporate managers who choose to take unnecessary risks.

Its troops are motivated by some mixture of three key goals: revenge, renown and reaction from the enemy.

They tend to float up out of some mixture of sentiment, custom, moral aspiration, and aesthetic pleasingness.