Sample Sentences forcommingle (auto-selected)
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Wen I left the house that evening, I turned to look back at the Tradd-St. Croix mansion and thought of the many accidents and distortions of fate that had occurred to make my history and the history of this splendid house commingle.† (source)
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Commingling client funds, but no indictment.† (source)
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A commingling of computer and AI-generated dataspheres and the quasi-perceptual Gibsonian matrix designed originally for human operators, now accepted as common ground for man, machine, and AI.† (source)
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Every movement advertised commingled threatening and overture of friendliness.† (source)
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It was, beyond doubt, the coincidence alone which had arrested my attention; for, amid the rattling of the sashes of the casements, and the ordinary commingled noises of the still increasing storm, the sound, in itself, had nothing, surely, which should have interested or disturbed me.† (source)
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The water, the banks, the forests, the now distant bridge, fort and men, all were commingled and blurred.† (source)
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Even my mother, who was obsessive about order and neatness in her house, chose to let the photographs of the two families get commingled and confused.† (source)
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Besides the evil consequences inevitably resulting to the patients from the commingling of innocent with criminal lunatics, there is reason to apprehend a deteriorating influence on the tempers and habits of the Keepers and Officers of the Asylum, unfitting them for the humane and proper treatment of the former.† (source)
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A like fate awaits him and the two rages commingle in a whirlpool.† (source)
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Then, blinking awake with a feeling in which sorrow and cheer were curiously commingled, she would say to herself: You are not in Cracow, Zosia, you are in America.† (source)
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But any activity that involved the commingling of the sexes—whether that was eating together, sharing cabins, or even passing one another on the way to the Washrooms—was strictly forbidden.† (source)
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This, as I take it, was because all human beings, as we meet them, are commingled out of good and evil: and Edward Hyde, alone in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil.† (source)
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But here I was, commingling with the best of 'em, playing nicely with others.† (source)
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And since, all his thoughts of the professor had been fleeting and commingled with regret, and sorrow, and an overwhelming sense of failure.† (source)
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And the bottle caps...it's the inevitable commingling of commerce and religion.† (source)
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Their legs commingled; he looked down at her; she raised her eyes to his.† (source)
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