Sentence examples for amalgam of a from inspiring English sources

It's actually an amalgam of a few ideas.

All the tensions inherent in this impossible amalgam of a nation have erupted in recent months.

It seemed a strange amalgam of a number of stories I've written.

The third piece sounded like a cosmic amalgam of a Chopin Impromptu and Bartok's "Out of Doors" suite.

The residence was a strange amalgam of a Swiss chalet, a French period house and a Russian dacha.

Levi-Strauss's own structuralism is a personal amalgam of a naturalist approach to the study of human beings and a philosophical attitude derived from this.

Instead, she found an amalgam of all three: a personal coach.

We are an amalgam of personality, a dichotomy of priorities, and how we care for ourselves reflects that.

Perhaps these characters are amalgams of a number of entities that were fused as the narrative was passed down orally.

Shoehorned onto a corner site, the building is an amalgam of styles but a copy of none.

Ms. Nothomb has attempted, with some success, to perform an amalgam of memory and a devised artistic heightening of it.