Sentence examples for blending of those from inspiring English sources

Clementine Hunter was illiterate, and while some of her earliest work is signed "Clemence" (probably signed by her friend and supporter James Register), as the years went by her mark became her initials, written back-to-back with a backward "C," then a partial blending of those same two initials, and finally one single, blended mark, somewhat like a Chinese character.

But it's the blending of those worlds that's the best part of the job".

So I think the blending of those two pieces is our biggest strength".

The blending of those two (media and technology) – particularly at our scale – is the special part.

It's the careful blend of those two qualities, wisdom and nerve, that makes sense for a business owner – especially at the outset of a relationship.

A happy blend of those looking for a boutique festival experience and those who'd come to get pissed in a field.

Most of these have flowers that are open faced, upright and in splendid shades of yellow, orange, red, pink, white and often blends of those colors.

Francis Bacon was more attracted by Plutarch the moralist than by Plutarch the teller of stories or painter of character, but to the Renaissance mind it was the blend of those elements that gave him his particular appeal.

From now on, she said, there will be more of a blend of those events as well as grander appearances, like his first state dinner this week, that show Mr. Bush in more of a presidential mode.

It's also a stylish piece of work, with a blend of those big 1960s Mercurys on the outside and streamlined, futuristic élan on the inside.

When cotton and corn plants suffered under the budworms, they discharged their own blend of those same chemicals-- kind of like a bar chemicals-- kindy store," says Lewis.