Sentence examples similar to blended scopes from inspiring English sources
Blend until fully blended together.
Mr. Warren gives his cast scope to blend sly commentary with precise interpretation.
Experts expect the court to break ground in pursuing justice after the Kosovo conflict, blending the impartiality and scope of an international tribunal with the immediacy of locally executed justice.
Cast in one sonata-form movement of Mahlerian scope, it blends influences of Schubert, Ligeti, and Brahms with Adès's own moods, which are frightful and disarming by turns.
Van Eyck utilised a new level of virtuosity, mainly from taking advantage of the fact that oil dries so slowly; it allowed him more time and more scope for blending and mixing layers of different pigments, and his technique was quickly adopted and refined by Robert Campin and Rogier van der Weyden.
GODUS blends the power, growth and scope of Populous with the detailed construction and multiplayer excitement of Dungeon Keeper and the intuitive interface and technical innovation of Black & White.
Its scope, in attempting to blend four stories from ancient, Christian, medieval and modern times was thought to be too much for the public to grasp, but it is viewed today as a milestone in film-making.
The adaption of "Live by Night" is Affleck's first solo screenwriting credit, and he struggles to properly blend the novel's mix of character detail alongside the scope of its broader story.
