Sentence examples for are amalgamations from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of amalgamating; a mixture, merger or consolidation.
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.
The mysterious umami ones are amalgamations of many scents.
Most commercial case-based reasoning systems are amalgamations of well-known artificial intelligence and text retrieval techniques.
Discovery Commons These types of knowledge commons can be visualized are amalgamations of overlapping pure knowledge that seek to associate across knowledge resources in order to enable new genres of discoveries.
I've never purposefully based a character on any one person I know, but I'm certain there are amalgamations that exist.
Like the makers of Call of Duty – like the makers of a lot of video games, yanked in myriad directions by expectation, money and the capriciousness of players – the characters in Black Ops III are amalgamations of ideas and intelligences, losing their minds over conflicting thoughts and contradictory voices.
The answer, in former leader John Anderson's mind and others, was amalgamation with the Liberal party to overcome changing bush demographics and a party funding crisis.
The approach is amalgamation of EIA based approach on the energy research institute criteria and environment-energy, economy.
Among examples are the amalgamations of America Online and Time Warner Walt Disney and Capital Cities / ABC CBS, Infinity Broadcasting, King World Productionss and Viacom; and Clear Channel Communications with AMFM Inc. and SFX Entertainment.
"We are an amalgamation of families working together.
Like the people of the United States, they too are an amalgamation of races and nationalities.
