Sentence examples for any blending from inspiring English sources

Republicans, on the other hand, seem now to reject any blending of markets and government and retreat to an unvarnished advocacy of "free markets" that all too often favors entrenched moneyed interests over the public good.

Thubron has always underpinned his storytelling by a rather old-fashioned commitment to fine prose, comprehensive learning and a reluctance to engage with the many postmodern tricks - and certainly not any blending of fact and fiction - that have been taken up by other travel writers.

For the physical traits of parents of the same race are not blended but often passed on exclusively: a blond white man and a brunette white woman may have four blond children, without any blending of this physical trait; whereas a black man and a white woman will bear children who blend white and black traits (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 9 10).

I am fiercely interested in politics, technology, film and any blending of the three.

The contaminants were detected in raw groundwater, prior to any blending or treatment, and do not represent the quality of water ultimately served to the public.

You can also use your fingertips or q-tips for blending if you don't have any blending stumps available.

If events of the past three days are any indication, blending in will be considerably more difficult in the future.

Coachella has perhaps the most catholic booking policy of any festival, blending the worlds of dance music, rock, and hip-hop, often combining older and younger generations.

Don't count on the Mets blending any time soon.

T-Mobile and AT&T use the same underlying GSM cellphone technology, which should reduce any friction of blending the two networks.

Because the Japanese whisky companies do not exchange any materials for blending with one another, they must make all of their own whisky for blending in-house.