| And it was one commingle of secrets, codes and intrigue that I came across, as I flipped pages upon pages of this wonderfully-written work. |
| Abjection, evacuation and ecstasy all commingle in this terrified exaltation. |
| Clearly there is a point at which the two commingle, but that is a matter of no present importance. |
| Cultures by necessity blend and commingle and enrich and flavor one another. |
| Heavy metals and acids often commingle in mining waste, much as they do in ordinary landfills, and can leach into the soil and water. |
| Her works plunge the viewer in a bizarre universe where the fantastic and the symbolic commingle. |
