Sentence examples for complex blending from inspiring English sources

That relationship was complex, blending professional respect and personal affection, and at times suggesting something that resembles love, in purely platonic terms.

However, the reality is more a vertiginous wedding-cake structure: a pyramid scheme of legal gradations constructed from a complex blending of nationality, race, religion, diplomatic clout, social class and personal connections.

Generally speaking, the mixture of indigenous and European peoples has produced the largest segment of the population today mestizos, who account for between one-half and two-thirds of the total via a complex blending of ethnic traditions and perceived ancestry.

While statistical-dynamical downscaling is a more complex blending technique, it is computationally less expensive.

Here, we see a complex blending and exchange between somatic and political discourses, whereby corruption as the focus of the political discourse is represented as a medical concern as disease to be cured and carbuncles to be treated, and corrupt officials are referred to as corrupt molecules or pathogenic elements.

His opinions reveal a complex blending of conservative individualism and radical black nationalism, stemming from what political scientist Corey Robin describes as the belief "that racism is so profoundly inscribed in the white soul that you'll never be able to remove it".

This was warfare for northeastern graduate students — complex, blended with politics, designed to build countries rather than destroy them, and fashioned to minimize violence.

They seem to achieve their signature complex blends almost effortlessly.

Lubricants are complex blends of base oils and chemical additives.

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.