Sentence examples for amalgamations of from inspiring English sources

Note also, there is no actual resistance to amalgamations of state educational services where it is possible to do so.

Many of America's downfallen (Tyco, Global Crossing, WorldCom) were hastily bundled together amalgamations of companies that lost their distinctive ways and found nothing to replace them.

The latter name is especially fitting because members of the Holocephali often look like amalgamations of other sharks and bony fish.

He continued to experiment with new amalgamations of jazz and various popular musics, especially those stemming from Africa and the African diaspora.

It's like a Jimmy McGovern docudrama, where they say that certain events have been dramatised to aid clarity, and certain characters are amalgamations of others.

In this respect their books often feel like value-added amalgamations of arguments made by other journalists during the run-up to the election.

Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.

It's this amalgamation of our personalities.

Carol was an amalgamation of several women I met.

I think it is an amalgamation of tribes.

Fancydancing became an amalgamation of cultural influences, tribal influences.