Sentence examples for a great amalgam from inspiring English sources

It was a great amalgam of Ayn Rand, Half-Life, big monsters, and Hexen-like burninating.

I know of no player, past or present, who has witnessed a greater amalgam of talent and persistence throughout one team.

As I head back to the esplanade and cross the highway, the skyline of Greenwich Village appears as a great New York amalgam, with buildings spanning centuries, styles, colors and states of repair, from 19th-century row houses to Richard Meier's pair of modernist glass towers on the riverfront.

The trouble in ballet today is that the great amalgam of emotion and abstraction achieved in the mid-twentieth century seems to be coming apart.

Opened in September, the space is that rare amalgam: a great bar set in a family-friendly atmosphere.

A great resort is an amalgam of ten thousand details, most of them never even noticed by a visitor too busy taking in the most obvious of them.

We loved the three we tried: bucatini in a great amatriciana sauce (a tomato amalgam with abundant onions and guanciale, cured pork cheek), orecchiette with broccoli rabe, sausage and garlic, and a spirited spaghetti puttanesca.

"It's a great life," remarked Ronay in that amalgam of English, Hungarian and a hint of kitchen French, "for at least a fortnight.

Pilar's Fish Tacos is, in the opinion of some locals, the indirect reason for the town's gradual evolution from a mildly scenic town with a great fish-taco stand into a cultlike destination for an incongruous amalgam of gringos.

In the words of Patrick Murphy, fellow players considered him "on a different plane majestic, assured, poised, a devastating amalgam of the physical and mental attributes that make up a great batsman".

It's an amalgam of perks, benefits and small comforts that can turn an average flight into a great one -- especially when flying on a budget.