As a director, he was radical only insofar as he believed in simplicity, elegance and a judicious blending of elements.
Father Fox taught a blending of elements of New Age philosophy and practices, Zen meditation and Wicca with Catholicism, a mixture he called Creation Spirituality.
Maybe there's a little more villainy than some people imagine, or would like to admit, but he's a blend of elements, good and bad.
Mr. Pärt calls his signature technique, a blend of elements including Renaissance polyphony and Gregorian and Russian chant, tintinnabuli, inspired by the Latin word for bells.
Given this unusual blend of elements, it should be no surprise that "Soul Doctor" is a bizarre and at times bewildering musical.
On the contrary, his artistic vocabulary was a distinctive blend of elements derived from ancient Asian traditions, concepts of utility and social function, and modernist abstract sculpture, notably that of Brancusi, with whom he had worked in Paris.
How many other riveting images have you, as a photographer, seen that seem to have this perfect blend of elements: that convey something more than a mere grab shot?
It is the same blend of elements made famous by Lena Horne, who had turned down the role in "Hallelujah, Baby!," the 1967 show for which Ms. Uggams won a Tony Award for best actress in a musical.
Said's first name, improbably inspired by the Prince of Wales, was the creation of his parents, whom he would come to see as "self-creations" out of an eclectic blend of elements and aspirations: American lore culled from magazines and his father's memories, missionary influence, incomplete and hence eccentric schooling, British colonial attitudes.
It all came together on its own". THE CONSENSUS is that a blend of elements is more effective than an overcommitment to one or the other.
The gameplay was conceived as a blend of elements from Ace Combat and Dynasty Warriors 2. The team developing the game went under the moniker "Project Dragonsphere".
