Sentence examples for too intermingled from inspiring English sources

Critics complained that the sectarian groups in Iraq were too intermingled to be so easily disentangled.

But risk and opportunity are also intermingled.

Here, too, Glassian minimalism came into play, intermingled with sinuous patterns from Hindustani classical music.

I am proudest, however, of the translations that preserve her rhyme scheme: I burn in fire, I drown, I live, I languish, I feel the heat and cold at both extremes; Life both brittle and too shapeless seems; My joy is intermingled with my anguish.

"We all intermingled.

The staffs will be intermingled.

The motifs are varied and freely intermingled.

I love being intermingled with the commerce".

They are, in other words, effectively intermingled.

City people intermingled with country folk.

Not that the workers intermingled constantly.