Sentence examples for complex blend of influences from inspiring English sources

Obama emphasizes our multiple identities and the complex blend of influences on an individual life.

Like Mexican food, itself a complex blend of indigenous and Spanish influences, the Day of the Dead is an inextricable mix of pre-Hispanic spiritualism and post-conquest Roman Catholicism.

He understands better than his exoticizing European predecessors — think of Bizet, with his castanets — that the so-called "Spanish sound" is a fiendishly complex blend of European, Arabic, and Hebraic influences, and he teases out all of them in turn.

Behaviour is, thus, often a complex blend of internal pushes and external pulls.

Ellison preferred the complex blend of Marx and Freud offered by the cultural critic Kenneth Burke.

This is a very complex blend of white flowers, tangy apple and delicate, but penetrating acidity.

Disa herself is a memorable creation, a complex blend of contradictory notes.

Curries are a staple, but the Indian versions use a far more complex blend of spices.

The highlight of this 1962 production is John Ford's "Civil War" sequence, a complex blend of lyricism and bitter disillusionment.

These organizations fulfill bright people because their missions reflect the average human being's complex blend of altruism and selfishness.

The meal is delicious: the venison tender, the rich sauce — traditionally a desert — a complex blend of savory and sweet.