Sentence examples for be a synthesis of from inspiring English sources
This modest work would seem to be a synthesis of the artist's interests in architecture and nature.
The expected result – in theory – was to be a synthesis of all thought". But it didn't work out that way.
This work is to be a synthesis of the phylogeny, bionomics, and historical geology in the areas of their attention.
The violence of the conquest was such that there could not be a synthesis of the pre-Columbian cultures with the new European-Christian model.
The video, which claims to be a synthesis of the yellow jersey holder's heart rate and power data, emerged as the Tour braces itself for the return of Armstrong to French roads.
His heroic conservatism would be a synthesis of faith-based programs for the poor at home and abroad, inspired by Catholic social thought (which attracts Gerson, an evangelical Protestant), and what Gerson thinks of as a Wilsonian foreign policy.
If the human being is a synthesis of possibility and necessity, then both of these aspects are equally important.
In The Sickness Unto Death he states that the human being is a synthesis of possibility and "necessity", which in this case means actual, concrete existence.
I am a synthesis of values, not just a person.
