Sentence examples for composite of many from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meltsner, according to the wall label, owned a Ford that he drove around the United States, documenting farms, factories and industrial laborers, although the lithograph on view is less about a specific location than a composite of many, and reflects the fragmenting, compositional influence of Cubism.

Department performance is a composite of many individual tasks.

This often results in a composite of many separate observations, as well as imaginary effects.

Joey isn't real — more of a composite of many young people I've worked with.

Bowie claimed that Ziggy was a composite of many rock'n'roll enigmas, chief among these was rockabilly singer Vince Taylor.

"While Margaret's story is the essential component, the opera is a composite of many slaves' narratives," he said.

"But smartphones are also composites of many innovations, and the pace of innovation is only accelerating".

"It's composites of many communities — a working class, a vibrant middle class, more summer-type residents and a lot of people like me.

It's a good thing the actors have such strong personalities; their roles, since they are composites of many different real women (and one comically outnumbered man), are as indistinguishable as hat racks.

Because the sociological scales involve composites of many actors and many institutions (e.g. Lubell et al. 2010) drawing scalar boundaries is necessarily more subjective.

Similarly, images from the Hubble Space Telescope -- which are often composites of many photos taken in visible light, ultraviolet and near-infrared wavelengths -- are some of the most iconic pictures of space the world has ever seen.