Meanings of odd mingling in English

But an odd mingling of mischief and shyness made her turn away quickly.

There was an odd mingling of pain and rapture in the gaze she raised to his.

He lingered over the title with an odd mingling of impressiveness and inquiry, and glanced at Paul.

He seemed to be an odd mingling of the sailor and ranchero with the shrewdness of a seaport trader.

WHEN Brinnaria found herself actually domiciled in the House of the Vestals she experienced an odd mingling of awe and elation.

Rex looked at her with the same odd mingling of tenderness and vexation which he had shown a few minutes earlier.

He had become what he remained until his end, an odd mingling of loutish, peevish school-boy, easy-going, self-indulgent athlete and superstitious, suspicious despot.

An odd mingling of emotions stirred in her while she stood watching Paul make the round of the family group under her husband's guidance.

Altogether her appearance was picturesque, though the odd mingling of the rustic with the latest Paris fashion-plate might call up a smile to your lips.

"Well," he said with an odd mingling of reproach and suspicion.

"She cares for me," he thought, with an odd mingling of triumph and pain, "only she doesn't care enough.

"Couldn't you preach at her?" she said, with a laugh in which was an odd mingling of doubt and merriment.