Sentence examples for amalgamation of several from inspiring English sources

Carol was an amalgamation of several women I met.

How best to describe Gervinho's haircut, or more precisely amalgamation of several haircuts?

Each channel complex has a multi-storey internal architecture, resulting from the amalgamation of several individual turbiditic channels.

Our volume, an amalgamation of several series with no title page, contains 78 prints on 47 leaves (including some not held by the British Museum).

On the continent, Germany's Deutsche Börse and Euronext an amalgamation of several other European bourses followed suit in the next couple of years.

The island's largest conurbation is the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, on the east coast (created 1995), an amalgamation of several former municipalities, including Sydney and Glace Bay.

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.

CORR authorship guidelines are based on an amalgamation of those from several international editing organizations (see below), the Professionalism Guidelines of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and various articles in the literature [ 6, 7, 9, 13, 15].

"Sidewalk Serfer Girl" was initially written about Patti White Bull, a girl who fell into a coma for 15 years, awaking in 1999, but became an amalgamation of the lyrics of several different songs, including one section in which Rhys describes his disdain for extreme sports.

We're all an amalgamation of our various influences.

The survey instrument was initially drafted from an amalgamation of tables of contents of several current textbooks in toxicology, and subsequently refined by discussions among committee members to create a pilot survey.