Sentence examples for a curious amalgam from inspiring English sources

Painted around 1916, it offers a curious amalgam of styles.

Inside is a museum devoted to extraterrestrial phenomena and to genetics -- a curious amalgam of sci-fi and science.

For the love triangle scenes Wolf-Ferrari's music is a curious amalgam of Neapolitan song, verismo outbursts and hints of Wagnerian harmony.

Meanwhile the staff – manager Will Hughes, chef Dave White and kitchen domestique Frankie Melgund – presented a curious amalgam of eccentricity, commitment and longing.

In sum, New Jersey is a curious amalgam of urban and rural, poor and wealthy, progressive and conservative, parochial and cosmopolitan.

The dialogue is a curious amalgam of an old Aldwych farce, Dixon of Dock Green and that almost forgotten [TV series] No Hiding Place.

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It would, or could, not withdraw from what, after the Gulf war, it had put in place, a curious, contradictory amalgam of UN sanctions that penalised the Iraqi people, not its rulers, a moral commitment to safeguard "liberated" Kurdistan, an ineffectual "no-fly zone" over the Shia south.

Her presence with its curious amalgam of alertness and standoffishness is a neat bit of typecasting; Fonda provides a sort of scaffolding of willpower and disdain that props up the ambitious Brandt.

Her presence — with its curious amalgam of alertness and standoffishness — is a neat bit of typecasting; Fonda provides a sort of scaffolding of willpower and disdain that props up the ambitious Brandt.

We have this curious amalgam of so-called feminism, Marxism, and French fanciness that has been progressively destroying the study of literature.