Sentence examples for amalgam of an from inspiring English sources
The dialogue is a curious amalgam of an old Aldwych farce, Dixon of Dock Green and that almost forgotten [TV series] No Hiding Place.
As an amalgam of an arcade icon with the gameplay of a simple puzzler and the superstructure of Candy Crush, Pac-Man Bounce is, by definition, derivative.
She took my friend and me there in her beaten up old banger, delivering us to her pretty walled garden with its mountain views, decorative tiles and a pyramid-shaped chapel full of strange dolls of the Virgin of Guadelupe – a celebrated amalgam of an indigenous figure with the Catholic virgin.
Facebook became the social network to beat and MySpace languishes as a strange amalgam of an entertainment and music discovery site.
In the age of increasing personalized data and a greater understanding of the tools of persuasion, companies will no longer need to communicate with customers as an amalgam of an "average user" that doesn't actually exist.
It is also possible that the Rickettsia T4SS is an amalgam of an effector translocation system and a DNA competence system, especially considering the redundancy of several of its components.
Instead, she found an amalgam of all three: a personal coach.
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 residence was a strange amalgam of a Swiss chalet, a French period house and a Russian dacha.
