Usar "mixed-up" en una oración

1. And you know what the ancient Greeks would have said about your crazy mixed-up head?

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2. I mixed-up the possibilities for the near future with childhood laughter

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3. Most often it is some sort of crazy, mixed-up mess containing both

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4. The drink and smoke gradually removed the extremely ragged edge from his mixed-up feelings, leaving him numbed and feeling totally betrayed

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5. And in Rod’s experience of this strange, mixed-up world, whenever someone was hungry, they would usually try to eat him

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6. the message, as the reasoning mind said, "Don't get mixed-up in this affair, and don’t give that message

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7. Only gradual shifts in color that are so gradual and mixed-up, that all you see are hazy, fuzzy colors so indistinct that is impossible to separate any single shade of Red or Green from it

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8. Usually it was a mixed-up jumble of both sets of platitudes being spouted to rationalize, justify, and explain literally everything they did: including their reason for being alive

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9. down and shuffled, the collection of mixed-up

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10. and the mixed-up counting; and as to the candlestick, it warn't

11. Aunt Sally she was one of the mixed-upest-looking persons I ever see—except one, and that was Uncle Silas, when he come in and they told it all to him

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12. He was having a flood of mixed-up emotions

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13. "Can you find the way, Tom? It's all a mixed-up crookedness to me

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14. Well, ’twas a mixed-up mess

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15. Such audacious defiance of the conventionalities on the part of the heroine, such mystery and scandal as to her matrimonial ventures, such “racing and chasing” and automobiling, such varying suitors—all individually represented by full-page illustrations—such a precociously impudent boy of fourteen meddling with the plot and acting as Penelope’s prime minister, such mixed-up situations and harum-scarum talk, cannot be found between ordinary lovers, but the result is amusing, to say nothing more

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