Sentence examples for a sort of amalgam from inspiring English sources

The whole town is a sort of amalgam of Rehoboth, Bethany and Dewey.

Both forms of conduct seem abusive, but, because there is no obvious legal remedy for generic abuse, a sort of amalgam grievance is the result.

The second sheet is headed "Questions we don't dare ask adults" and it's a sort of amalgam of the children's questions and their answers put together by the teacher.

With Jonathan Trott's obduracy and Cook's silent stealth, the Australian bowlers were confronted with a sort of amalgam of their own annoying barnacle, Mike Hussey, and the longer the fight went the further behind on points they tumbled – to the point in the end that a degree of sympathy leavened the triumphalism.

Both forms of conduct seem abusive, but, because there is no obvious legal remedy for generic abuse, a sort of amalgam grievance is the result... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix By Joan Acocella By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Even Losing You, the crowning glory of 2012's Hynes co-produced True EP, has a sonic restlessness to it that makes it hard to pin down, while that sound – a sort of amalgam of late-80s pop and low-slung R&B – has since cropped up on albums by the likes of Carly Rae Jepsen.

A: Sort of.

The lettering, barely visible through the folds of the robe, alerted the audience this performance was going to be some sort of amalgam of East and West.

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.

A sort of aspic.