Mishmash in a sentence

And that mishmash of production values and cultural expressions on display is just what makes Menningarnótt such a special day for the city centre.

Conspicuous by their absence were any Jewish organizations in the interreligious mishmash.

Experts say a mishmash of ways more than 3,000 counties calculate heat deaths means we don’t really know how many people die in the U.S. each year because of high temperatures in an ever warming world.

For many years, my family and I have spent Christmas in a kind of communal, mishmash up in Suffolk by the coast.

It’s a glorious mishmash of texture and colour, reflecting his character’s joy in experimentation.

It's a little mishmash for my taste, but who am I to complain when it comes kitted out with a dining table, grand piano and cocktail bar.

Sean Wotherspoon, the artist behind the Porsche Taycan art car's color-block paint job and creator of the Nike Air Max 97/1, used a mishmash of four bespoke colors in creating his latest masterpiece.

Analysis of the skull revealed what the researchers describe as a “mishmash of traits” – different from features seen in the skulls of older tetrapods, the four ancestors of amphibians and other living vertebrates.

Central Cambridge is a mishmash of architectural styles – it's only a short walk from the Gothic grandeur of Chapel to the municipal monolith of the Guildhall.

It cannot be the outcome of democratic central concoction in which the mishmash of people and ideas are manipulated to fulfill the wishes of the oligarchic leadership or leader!

It’s too much of a chronological mishmash to get your head around, and no Christmas advert should require this level of focus.

Now, Downey says, the dead letters are going through a conservation process that involves sorting the mishmash of documents into separate folders properly labeled with the names of individuals.

Story-wise, it's about four orphaned characters as they stumble into a mishmash of cinematic universes, encountering exaggerated versions of iconic characters along the way.

The report made multiple recommendations, including tougher fire safety rules, a national fire and rescue college and a single independent regulator for the construction industry to replace the current mishmash of bodies.

The ship moors in Barentsburg and we look up, more than 200 wooden steps lead up the hill to the mishmash collection of rectangular buildings that make up the town.

On Instagram, the videos are published to a feed known as the Explore tab, a mishmash of photos, sponsored posts and long-form videos.

The forces of the Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA) have been fortified by Turkish weapons, Syrian mercenaries and a mishmash of Islamist militias who sense an opportunity to inflict defeat on the Arab coalition.

By 2005, after a murkier third wave (“a mishmash of aesthetics,” “rock bands with vague ideologies attached to them”), less than a quarter of American women identified as feminists.

So we got to watch a cobbled-together mishmash of mostly dress rehearsal plus a little bit of the very end of the actual live show.

The ensemble itself looked like a magnificent mishmash of designs: a patterned bodysuit, a beaded headdress, a molded brass belt, various fabrics on her thigh-high shoes, and a brightly-colored lantern as backdrop.