Sentence examples for amalgamation of elements from inspiring English sources

But they represented a brief and very special development: an interaction and amalgamation of elements of Indian culture with Spanish horses and the training of them, as well as with metal and guns.

Jingxi was born of an amalgamation of elements from several sources: rhythmic beating of clappers to mark time for movements (from Shanxi and Gansu), singing in the two modes of xipi and erhuang (from Anhui), and increased use of acrobatics in fighting scenes.

We live in a great amalgamation of elements and tend to derive the most pleasure by combining the seemingly disparate.

"The Beastie Boys watching 'The Breakfast Club' at Warped Tour" may not be the most decipherable (self-) description, but W.C. Lindsay is kind of just that: an amalgamation of elements that aren't supposed to go together.

While reviewing the eleventh season of The Simpsons, DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson commented that the episode "feels like an amalgamation of elements from prior holiday programs and never really elicits much humor.

But its amalgamation of these elements gives off a surface gleam, and little intimation of depth.

But Michael's real brilliance was his ability to pull together an amalgamation of disparate elements — modern art alongside antiquities, organic materials with 18th-century furniture and his own oversize designs — and, above all, his innate understanding of scale and proportion.

Zea created an amalgamation of the elements she saw during her research to create a sophisticated lobby design for the tower.

This study reports the design and evaluation of a new synthetic receptor sensor based on the amalgamation of biomolecular recognition elements and molecular imprinting to overcome some of the challenges faced by conventional protein imprinting.

The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography notes that the Irish surname Ó Bruadair — frequently anglicised as "Broder" or "Broderick" — may be an amalgamation of the Irish element "Ó" ("grandson of") and the Norse name Brodir.

Antique corridos had bad men and cattle drives and border disputes as subjects, as did cowboy ballads — the explanation being that the culture of the region was an amalgamation of Mexican and Anglo elements.