Sentence examples for the commingling of from inspiring English sources

The commingling of selves that occurs apparently causes a "dizzying" instance of remembrance.

It can be difficult to tell exactly who benefits from the commingling of dance d.j.s with vocalists from other realms.

The commingling of science and politics has engendered as much public disaster as it has public good.

From the television side, the theater is often seen as archaic, and the commingling of the two as a mismatch.

Unfortunately, this has created problems of its own because it has led to the commingling of the still legally private G.S.E.

It is a concession, in particular, for Benedict, who as the Vatican's doctrinal enforcer, has been strictly opposed to the commingling of Catholicism with local practice.

Blood brotherhood derives its name from the ritual commingling of the blood of the participants.

Of course, Days of Future Past had the benefit of a novelty of its own: the first commingling of the original X-Men cast of Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, and the rest with Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy, Jennifer Lawrence and the First Class prequel cast.

But in a country where much of the Paris elite share a common background, attended the same schools and go to the same parties, the traditional commingling of journalists and politicians has endured.

Then, like the arrival of the cavalry in a western, all is saved — the footmen, the ancestral portraits, even the Georgian silver — by the imminent commingling of fortunes with an American kissing cousin who has daughters and dollars.

The Arab-Norman Cathedral of Palermo represents a charming example of the historical commingling of cultures in the city.