Sentence examples for blending rather than from inspiring English sources

Yet we tend to think of Champagne differently, not least because the marketing geniuses who have made Champagne one of the greatest luxury brands of our time did so by emphasizing it as an urban, after-dark pleasure, and as a product of masterly blending rather than as reflecting a particular place.

Generally speaking, aikido emphasizes the blending, rather than resisting, of energy from an attacker (or situation).

The continued Mexicanization of Los Angeles--and Angeles--and Angeles--and understood indeedms of cultural blending rather than replacement.

Make sure any mixed surfaces can blend rather than chop and change.

It's fully dry, the flavors subtly blended rather than obvious.

Her work and life are blended, rather than separate and balanced.

Yet Spain, at long last bearing the fruits of youth tournaments that blended rather than separated Catalan, Madrid, Basque and other regional factions, shows there is still room in today's far more disciplined game for creativity and style.

That shifting mind-set — the idea that life and work must be blended rather than separated — is increasingly common, according to other doctors, scholars who study work habits and the generally well-compensated workers of Silicon Valley like Andrew Sinkov, 31, a vice president of marketing at Evernote, a digital note-taking service.

The importance of eating a variety of fruits and vegetables- preferably steamed, sauteed or blended, rather than juiced, fried or boiled - cannot be understated.

That's one reason to buy ready-made blends rather than making your own.

Wine carrying the Petite Sirah label is thus, unknown to growers and drinkers alike, often a blend rather than a pure varietal.