Sentence examples for blends aspects of from inspiring English sources
In their complementary interaction, the poems may dramatize how a wholesome personality blends aspects of mirth and melancholy.
Reviewers at Sundance have hailed the film as a breath of fresh air: a sharp, quick-witted political farce that blends aspects of Yes Minister, The Office and such vintage British comedies as Our Man in Havana.
With calls to welcome all and music tinged with African rhythms, they have tailored their appeal to Afro-Cubans, in particular, who have long felt ostracized by the Roman Catholic Church here and have gravitated toward Santería, a belief system that blends aspects of African, Caribbean and Catholic faiths.
Despite the enormous biological significance of this complex dynamical behavior, which blends aspects of membrane elasticity with viscous friction, their mechanical bases remain however poorly understood.
As the first season progressed, Kelley explained, he and his writers realized the show can embrace a lot of different premises and ideas without straying outside of its nicely calibrated tonal range, which successfully blends aspects of soap opera, melodrama and more nuanced, emotionally grounded drama.
The result would be a new type of hand-held device blending aspects of network computing and traditional cellular telephony.
Walter Lee, blending aspects of Miller's Willy Loman and O'Casey's Captain Boyle, is a fantasist who has absorbed the worst aspects of the American dream.
Freudenberger was fascinated by the unusual nature of their relationship, the way it blended aspects of an arranged marriage with "this very new… [online] form of courtship".
They include deer, felines and birds of prey, alone or locked in mortal combat, and hybrid creatures blending aspects of all three into intricate, abstract patterns.
"I use the term spiritual, which I know makes a lot of people cringe," said the artist, whose works blend aspects of eastern and western religious traditions.
In Cuba Lam developed his signature style, which blended aspects of Cubism and Surrealism, African and Afro-Cuban art, and Cuba's colours and vegetation.
