Sentence examples for amalgamation of a from inspiring English sources

The collisions are thought to be related to the amalgamation of a new supercontinent called Rodinia.

Unlike commodities that are traded on exchanges, the seafood industry is really an amalgamation of a range of businesses that have never had centralized clearinghouses.

A knowing amalgamation of a vampire movie, an Emily Brontë romance and Heroes (with a teen abstinence subtext), Twilight is a phenomenon.

It feels like an amalgamation of a wider search for meaning: the western world attempting – and failing – to rationalise ancient Aboriginal spirituality.

The plot might essentially be an amalgamation of a number of 1940s potboilers but it feels fresh, thanks largely to the chemistry between the two stars.

Kath, played by Ami Metcalf, is based on Kathy herself; Mary (Aimee-Ffion Edwards) is an amalgamation of a few of her friends.

It's the amalgamation of an MBA, a technologist, a diplomat and a corporate visionary all rolled into one.

If you're not familiar with the ACTV, think of it as an Android-based amalgamation of an iPod nano and Sony Ericsson's ill-fated LiveView.

I don't wear pink because it makes me feel like a sickly amalgamation of an infant and cotton candy.

After a couple of lines he'll swan out of the bathroom reformed as an amalgamation of an 80s porn star and a TOWIE cast member.

The game, if you can even call it that, is an amalgamation of rugby, a battle, and a mosh pit.