Sentence examples for amalgamating ideas from inspiring English sources

You can produce original pieces of work by amalgamating ideas from different cultures.

In a way, you could argue, Robogolby is a study in intertextuality: that everything that will be said has already been said; all we are doing with our mouths and our fingers is rehashing and amalgamating old thoughts into something vaguely new; that nobody has had an original idea in their head for over a thousand years.

And he added: "We now find ourselves in a situation where potentially forces will be amalgamating across England and Wales and, therefore, chief officers might think it is a good idea to shine bright at this time because they want to be one of the few surviving chief constables.

"Farms are amalgamating, leaving many empty buildings.

The globe may be amalgamating economically, but it remains fragmented politically and socially.

That might mean amalgamating maternity or A&E departments, rationalising stroke or cardiac care.

Amalgamating homelessness, poverty, mental illness, and the criminal justice system, Jessica Cooper asks, what is social justice?

Periodically, the accumulated gold dust is separated, and the gold isolated by amalgamating it with mercury.

It called for a cabinet-level agency amalgamating customs, law enforcement, Coast Guard and other nonmilitary federal agencies coordinating homeland defense.

This Christmas practice of amalgamating fruit and raw animal fat is much more bizarre--and almost entirely unremarked.

However, there do not appear to be equal efforts to look at amalgamating police forces to achieve savings.