Sentence examples for complex melange of from inspiring English sources

A microscope showed that the linens were impregnated with resins, says Buckley, and mass spectrometry later revealed a complex melange of substances.

The simple movie-advertising recipe of the past - a poster that doubled as a newspaper ad, two radio commercials and four 30-second television spots cut from a 90-second trailer, or preview film - is turning into a complex melange.

Come the genomic utopia, we will still be faced with the complex, troubled human beings whose lives and behaviors have been forged in the same old messy melange of interfacing variables -- biological, yes, but also sociological, cultural and psychological -- such that at some point in their lives they drink or take drugs too much.

It's a perfect melange of flavors and textures.

It is an hour-long melange of short documentaries, features, commentary, and sometimes even news.

Indonesia has a large melange of cultures that has proven to be a hothouse for artists.

The whole event was a manic melange of mixed metaphors.

Mr. Irvine created rooms that embodied his unique sensibility a perfect melange of wit, imagination and style.

Aside from the packaging though, the music, a haunting and sublime melange of instruments, is worthy of attention.

Laos with a population of about 2 1/2 million is not really a country but a melange of groups.

Lombardy in Italy specializes in mostarda di frutta, a melange of fruits preserved in a sweet syrup, sharp with mustard.