Sentence examples for blending in which from inspiring English sources
They emphasized the art of blending, in which the distinctions of terroir, grape and vintage are absorbed into a house style.
He explained, "The purpose of the ad is to try to get you off your duff and realize, 'Hey, the situation around me is changing, and I better take action.' " And the campaign's militaristic echoes — "You're either with us or against us" — incorporated, Turner said, a technique called "blending," in which a rhetorician exploits what is already in people's minds.
The cubic Hermite interpolant is usually adopted for surface blending, in which tangent plane smoothness across the boundary curve is achieved.
Blendtec, which makes blenders, captured consumer interest with its video series "Will It Blend," in which it blends things like golf balls and an iPad.
It's an eerier, more amorphous blend, in which his pained and very human voice can at any moment be swept into strange and obsessive realms.
Yet despite their efforts to blend in (which even led them to choose virtually identical clothes), these patently are not "men without faces".
We delight in coining them, too, especially goofy throwaway blends in which two words combine syllables and meanings to make one.
There's a pepper blend in which black pepper and Basque Espelette dominate; a gray sea salt called Sel d'Antibes, freshened with a citrusy whiff of bergamot; and Riviera herbs, blending rosemary, oregano, thyme and mint.
Mr. Nash, now white-haired and in fine voice, was the glue that held together what's left of an unmistakable blend in which the three singers created a sound fuller than the sum of their parts.
Blends in which the young lambic dominates tend to be almost sparkling in their pure, tart, almost smoky dry flavors and are wonderfully refreshing, not unlike a young blanc de blancs Champagne combined with some sauvignon blanc.
At the maximum allowable blend, in which gasoline at the pump contains 10percentt ethanol, updated projections suggest that the country is unlikely to be able to use all the ethanol that Congress has ordered up.
