Sentence examples for being a compound of from inspiring English sources
Gilmore himself, though not a Utah man by origin, faced such questions seriously, his eschatology being a compound of vestigial Catholicism and half-baked Vedanta.
It is a compound of sodium.
The décor is a compound of Peter Max, Vincent van Gogh and Aldo Cipolat.
The word nostalgia is a compound of two Greek words: nóstos (homecoming) and álgos (ache).
It is a compound of something else: French-Mediterranean and northern Italian, wonderfully reliable.
The home he built, Blue Harbour, is a compound of seaside bungalows overlooking Port Maria's bay.
And Grant, like many of the men in Ms. Munros fiction, is a compound of attractive and appalling traits.
Sightseeing The Farnsworth Art Museum and Wyeth Center, 16 Museum Street, Rockland, (207) 596-6457, online at www.farnsworthmuseum.org, is a compound of eclectic buildings in downtown Rockland.
The Federal Prison Camp at Dublin, near San Francisco, was a compound of former Army barracks surrounded by landscaped flower gardens.
"He is a compound of selfishness and ambition such that, with his 'Capuchins,' he has pushed me aside in Rome".
The "Lulzsec" name is a compound of "lulz" – hacker slang for laughter at others' discomfort – and "security".
