Sentence examples for a fascinating amalgam of from inspiring English sources

The apartment where Umay's family lives is a fascinating amalgam of two homelands.

A former director of Turner Broadcasting's board who counts himself a friend and a fan describes Turner as a fascinating amalgam of opposites: "He's a mixture of a genius and a jackass.

Tunisia, run by the French from 1881 to 1956, is a fascinating amalgam of Arab, African and European, though these days world footballing culture cuts across all barriers of geography and race in the global market.

Ken Auletta on Ted Turner ("The Lost Tycoon," April 23 , 2001: "A former director of Turner Broadcasting's board who counts himself as a friend and a fan describes Turner as a fascinating amalgam of opposites: 'He's a mixture of a genius and a jackass.

Jordan Rudess is a fascinating amalgam of a musician.

The "charade" Paid on Both Sides, which along with Poems established Auden's reputation in 1930, best reveals the imperfectly fused but fascinating amalgam of material from the Icelandic sagas, Old English poetry, public-school stories, Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud and other psychologists, and schoolboy humour that enters into all these works.

The result is "a fascinating... amalgam of popular history, sociological treatise and memoir," Andrea Lee wrote here last year.

Finally, a fascinating history of soil.

That's a fascinating idea of consumption".

This is a fascinating experience of intercultural professional learning.

Myoepithelial cells are a fascinating component of breast tissue.