Sentence examples for a sort of blend from inspiring English sources
The ufologists also have their own recurring motifs - abductions, government cover-ups - and a distinctive visual aesthetic which looks like a sort of blend of the retro-futurist and the New Age.
So there's a sort of blending of responsibilities and skills that once essentially belonged to specific professions but are now all mixing together.
Sadly, for me, it's like asking a proctologist about his favorite patient: they all sort of blend together and none of the experiences are very nice.
Cumming doesn't create vivid distinctive characters; they all sort of blend together.
It's one of her weakest hits, a sort of hedged blend of club thump and romantic triumphalism.
A typical imbiss offers roasted sausages, including the popular currywurst, a sort of Eurasian blend dowsed in ketchup that's laced with curry powder.
R. H. Phillips also makes an Australian sort of blend with 55percentt Mendocino cabernet sauvignon and 45percentt of its own syrah.
The Prix Goncourt was awarded to Amin Maalouf, a French writer of Lebanese origin, for Le Rocher de Tanios, a sort of oriental fairy tale blending history and legend.
"A couple of people in particular have been dabbling with this documentary-musical sort of blend of genres.
Dancing at the Rainbow Room with the white development officer of a Fifth Avenue museum, commending her on the mixed crowd at a recent opening for an exhibition of the work of a black painter, I ask, 'Why couldn't this gala have that same sort of blend of different kinds of people?' Both of us were educated at public schools in the mid-West.
