Sentence examples for amalgamation of all from inspiring English sources

This is a terrible amalgamation of all of those references, and worse – a naked crime of fashion.

Tim Burton says his movie "Alice in Wonderland" is an amalgamation of all of Lewis Carroll's works.

The single most important purpose of Remembrance is its amalgamation of all wars and atrocities into a single historical task in the service of human freedom.

Young South African artist Mashayabhuqe KaMamba, a KwaZulu Natal native who now lives in Johannesburg, is the pioneer of his own genre, Digital Maskandi – an amalgamation of all his musical influences including trap, electronic soul and traditional Maskandi music.

IC3, according to Newland, presents "an amazing amalgamation of all the talents Black British writing has to offer", without regard to "the writer's politics, gender, age or even class".

Accordingly, the amalgamation of all the lessons learned from the flood research findings enabled a suitable Master Flash Flood Management Plan (MaFFMaP) to be proposed as a final product.

Our results predict Pd to be the most promising candidate for Hg removal, as it has the highest amalgamation enthalpy of all metals not expected to oxidize.

But really, I stand by the perspective everyone in "Girls" still continues to defy being full humans and more so amalgamations of all the shameful, embarrassing, screwed up, and -- at times -- decent versions of people viewers can relate to.

It's an amalgamation of factors, all of which originate from a feeling of unfairness.

Its inmates he feels he recognises, "the amalgamation of races, types, all of them bound together by something ineffable - by whatever it means to live in this city".

Each member produces a different amalgamation of the style, all of it true to hip hop rhythms as well as electronically manipulated melodies.