Sentence examples for blends these two from inspiring English sources

"I've read some incredibly experimental works of his and some well-made, Arthur Miller-style plays," Mr. Brooks said, "and one thing I really like about 'The Other Place' is the way it blends these two styles".

React Native is a new tool that blends these two existing approaches.

Tablets and kitchens don't mix, but the QOOQ tablet blends these two differing flavors together into a delicious treat for whomever's lucky enough to own one.

Gene-activated matrix (GAM) blends these two strategies, serving as local bioreactor with therapeutic agents expression and also providing a structural template to fill the lesion defects for cell adhesion, proliferation and synthesis of extracellular matrix (ECM).

The ideal philosopher, James holds, blends these two passions of rationality, and even some great philosophers go too far in one direction or another: Spinoza's unity of all things in one substance is "barren," as is Hume's "'looseness and separateness' of everything…" (WB 60).

Albert blends these three main sources of his metaphysics into a hierarchical structure of reality in which there is an emanation of forms directed by what Albert calls "a summoning of the good" (advocatio boni).

We needed to blend these two together".

A few California winemakers are also blending these two grapes.

He is thus remembered as neither a traditionalist nor a reformist, but rather as a pioneer who blended these two trends in 20th-century Chinese art.

Mr. Moses has a surprisingly natural way of blending these two disparate registers, so even the most arcane passages seem to spring naturally from the mouths of these eager students.

Martin blended these two events to create the infamous Red Wedding – the massacre at the marriage feast of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey, when a host of the programme's leads (King Robb Stark, his wife, Queen Talisa, his mother, Lady Catelyn, and all his men-at-arms) were ruthlessly slaughtered.