Sentence examples for ambiguous blend from inspiring English sources
The painting, with its ambiguous blend of fantasy and realism, is a transitional work but a brilliant one, partly thanks to a technical miscalculation.
Mr. Campbell does not seem to explore this ambiguous blend of cultured beauty and business brawn as deeply as he might.
What's often missed in the public debate is the fact that individual immigrant families often are neither strictly "legal" or "illegal" but an ambiguous blend.
Mann emphasizes the characters' ambiguous blend of outsized evil and noble virtue, eliciting grand, tragic overtones from Charles Schnee's adaptation of the orotund novel by Niven Busch (included in the box).
Mr Murray is a Scottish sports star who lives in England and has taken particular delight in winning a revered British tournament that is hosted by the All England Club.That is an appropriate metaphor for the ambiguous blend of dual nationalities that is British identity.
David Altmejd's installation of bejeweled and rotting werewolf heads mounted on huge mirrored platforms, blends ambiguous sexuality with mortification.
Interviews with American PNs identified that realities of PN practice were often different from idealized practice, role identity was considered as ambiguous, and a need to blend medical and nursing models [ 40].
Vocally Mr. Fleisher is a bundle of assimilated swing mannerisms executed in an ambiguous post-lounge style that blends sincere homage and amused parody.
His completely original voice and sensibility — a blend of sharp and always surprising observation, free-floating digression, ambiguous irony, impishness, tenderness, curiosity, and detachment, all overhung with constant, circling doubt — remain stubbornly resistant to all but ersatz imitation.
"Tongue of the Invisible" is based on the poetry of the fourteenth-century Persian mystic Hāfez, who blended the sacred and the profane in scenes of ambiguous rapture.
The prostitute, Yvonne, is played by Ms. Richardson as well, a device that blends the ancient archetypes of mother and whore into a frighteningly ambiguous figure.
