Sentence examples for blended these two from inspiring English sources

He is thus remembered as neither a traditionalist nor a reformist, but rather as a pioneer who blended these two trends in 20th-century Chinese art.

Martin blended these two events to create the infamous Red Wedding – the massacre at the marriage feast of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey, when a host of the programme's leads (King Robb Stark, his wife, Queen Talisa, his mother, Lady Catelyn, and all his men-at-arms) were ruthlessly slaughtered.

Czech projection mapping collective the Macula project has blended these two characteristics in Archifon I, an interactive light and sound installation inside the Olomouc Baroque de-baptized chapel in the Czech Republic.

We needed to blend these two together".

A few California winemakers are also blending these two grapes.

Mr. Moses has a surprisingly natural way of blending these two disparate registers, so even the most arcane passages seem to spring naturally from the mouths of these eager students.

"I've read some incredibly experimental works of his and some well-made, Arthur Miller-style plays," Mr. Brooks said, "and one thing I really like about 'The Other Place' is the way it blends these two styles".

I think the value-future of console games lies in blending these two ideas together.

Using digital-editing software, mixmasters can blend these two songs so they sound like one.

In blending these two conceptions, these philosophers rejected the Aristotelian conception of the eternity of the world, as well as the idea of eternal emanation of some of the Greek Neoplatonists.

Still, knowledge of both Scotus and Ockham is crucial to understanding Kilvington's thought, as his own contributions are often the result of blending these two strands of fourteenth-century Franciscan theology.