Sentence examples for amalgam of elements from inspiring English sources

This uneven, ill-digested work is of interest chiefly as an amalgam of elements in the poem tales and fairy tales; it contains 986 tanka, and its episodes range from early realism to pure fantasy.

Rejecting English as a medium for Scottish poetry, MacDiarmid scrutinized the pretensions and hypocrisies of modern society in verse written in "synthetic Scots," an amalgam of elements from various middle Scots dialects and folk ballads and other literary sources.

This typical user is an amalgam of elements drawn from several users who share common job roles, demographics, and user need characteristics.

So perhaps it's appropriate that some of the liveliest examples (and some of the most influential) should appear, like Frankenstein's monster, as an unruly amalgam of dead elements.

The evening, for soprano, baritone, and chamber orchestra, is an amalgam of two elements: incidental music by Henry Purcell intertwined with a 2004 opera (entitled "The Tempest Songbook") by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho.

As an amalgam of different elements can undergo chemical reactions and acquire new and improved qualities compared to the original components, so the Russian culture was able not only to combine disparate tradition but also to enrich them and to raise its own structure based on that foundation.

His music is a skillful amalgam of many elements of jazz, American and European folk, avant-garde, Klezmer and classical forms that has influenced his psyche along the way.

It's a strange amalgam of all those elements.

That style is Afrobeat, an amalgam of diverse cultural elements that will be parsed and reassembled during the show by its performers and the wonderful Antibalas, an Afrobeat band out of Brooklyn.

Malaysian food can be many things: an amalgam of Indo-Chinese elements or similar to the cuisine of neighboring Indonesia.

Aside from the country's economic woes, what has deepened Tunisians' sense of disillusionment and triggered the current wave of protests has been the state of political fragmentation within the ruling Nida Tounes, a heterogeneous amalgam of divergent political elements hurriedly convened in opposition to the Troika that had governed Tunisia between November 2011 and January 2014.