Sentence examples for a remarkable mixture of from inspiring English sources

Your writing has a remarkable mixture of solemnity and humor.

"She's a remarkable mixture of passion and rigor".

SB Tom is a remarkable mixture of idealism and calculation.

A remarkable mixture of profound religious feeling and realistic portraiture, closely allied to the work of Velázquez and Carreño, it shows strong colour and fine draftsmanship.

Elbaz's aesthetic is a remarkable mixture of the soigné and the daffy, which has come to seem more alluring as the times have become increasingly dark.

This latter state has been ruled by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) for 29 years, with a remarkable mixture of strong party discipline and ruthless electoral tactics.

It was indeed this remarkable mixture of feeling and detachment that made the book so appealing.

"Ralph was this remarkable mixture of optimism and skepticism," Mellman says.

Liechtenstein has a remarkable variety of vegetation.

And again the look on the boy's face when the new dispensation is explained to his father was remarkable - a mixture of tentative hope, anxiety, and pleasure at seeing his Dad forced to confront his inadequacy.

It was an odd mixture of a remarkable break with Labour's past; lacerating criticism of the Tories' 18 years in office; and an apparent determination to occupy much of the Tories' own centre-right ground.