Intermingled in a sentence

But Hamas murdered 1,400 including women and children in the most barbarous ways and intentionally intermingled among civilians including in hospitals and refugee camps.

Councilman Calvin Malone questioned grant money being intermingled with operating funds.

It brings to mind a very old, rusty trumpet intermingled with the sound of a cello bow dragged across wet steel wool.

Hoover’s signature blend of heart-wrenching realism will keep you hooked, prompting late-night reading sessions with tears and laughter intermingled.

Intermingled through set dressing and storytelling, which it leaves to the agency of the player to investigate further, should they find themselves intrigued enough to do so.

Crucial to maintenance of the peace was the idea of an open border between north and south in recognition of the fact that around the border families intermingled, did business and trade and moved, often several times a day, across it.

In the process Christian, Hindu, Jewish and Muslim musical cultures melded, just as people of diverse ethnicity intermingled when dancing became their only possible response to the exhilaration flooding from the stage.

It was a fucked up time that intermingled with the twisted and tragic history of 9/11.

My family's recent weekend trip to Washington, D.C., served as a reminder of the weight of history, with intermingled grief and triumph, despair and hope.

Shirer's work showed that far from a goose-stepping monolith, the Third Reich was a collection of brutish amateurs intermingled with fools and career bureaucratic grifters, most of whom hated one another and worked to undermine their rivals.

The researchers also found that connective tissue cells known as fibroblasts, intermingled with heart muscle cells, would respond vigorously to a myocardial infarction by undergoing multiple cell divisions.

This can be a challenge with older applications, particularly for custom-developed systems; what should have been UI-specific code became intermingled with business logic and other non-UI-specific functionality.

While many pro-life supporters argue that one can be pro-life and pro-woman, these assurances are intermingled with attacks on feminism in America as a whole, as evidenced by this most recent letter to the editor.

After wrapping, Mitsuda and Kato played Chrono Cross to record their impressions and observe how the tracks intermingled with scenes; the ending theme brought Kato to tears.

Ambassadors from the Axis powers and Allies intermingled in Ankara.

Christian adherents are mainly urban and have intermingled with the Tigrinya who live in the area.

Communism also intermingled with other ideologies.

Connection through marriage Thus, the ortinwek ( exogamous groups ) are dispersed and intermingled.

Every variety of costume, civil and religious, Indian and European, of the city and country, is intermingled in the crowd.

Godard once said that it is "a film in which individuals are considered as things, in which chases in a taxi alternate with ethological interviews, in which the spectacle of life is intermingled with its analysis".