Sentence examples for a better amalgamation from inspiring English sources

More recently Winfrey's talk show has had a better amalgamation of guests and experts of color, but her empire is still marketed to a middle class white audience, as are most networks.

They are often an amalgamation of "turf" that represents a better subject for criticism than faculty practices where much of the innovation actually rests.

This gives, in a precise sense, better information than an artificial amalgamation of different scores into a single objective, but is more costly to compute.

Curry, in a sense, was an amalgamation of every character that Freeman has ever played.

I think there'll be an amalgamation, a meeting somewhere in between.

Akinnuoye-Agbaje described Kurse as "an amalgamation of a bull and a lava-like creature.

"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".

Also, "An Amazing A Cappella Amalgamation" presented by Women Aware.

It's a fevered amalgamation of money, masculinity, sex and power dynamics.

In any case, the song is a perfect amalgamation of European and black American soul.

It's a Spike Jonze-esque amalgamation that enchants children and the young at heart alike.