Sentence examples for curious amalgam from inspiring English sources
Painted around 1916, it offers a curious amalgam of styles.
Inside is a museum devoted to extraterrestrial phenomena and to genetics -- a curious amalgam of sci-fi and science.
For the love triangle scenes Wolf-Ferrari's music is a curious amalgam of Neapolitan song, verismo outbursts and hints of Wagnerian harmony.
Meanwhile the staff – manager Will Hughes, chef Dave White and kitchen domestique Frankie Melgund – presented a curious amalgam of eccentricity, commitment and longing.
In sum, New Jersey is a curious amalgam of urban and rural, poor and wealthy, progressive and conservative, parochial and cosmopolitan.
Brownism amounts to a curious amalgam of bribery and cajolery with only a hint of a mailed fist in the chancellor's glove.
It would, or could, not withdraw from what, after the Gulf war, it had put in place, a curious, contradictory amalgam of UN sanctions that penalised the Iraqi people, not its rulers, a moral commitment to safeguard "liberated" Kurdistan, an ineffectual "no-fly zone" over the Shia south.
Gather all the trades and talents that he displayed onscreen, and you end up with the most curious of amalgams: prince, priest, bank clerk, shrink, dictator, Jedi, vacuum-cleaner salesman, thinker, sailor, soldier, spy.
Roshan is an odd corporate amalgam.
Mad Decent's Block Party tour is a curious thing -- an amalgam of music festival, blacktop hangout and street fair, Diplo's traveling circus of trend-setting musical acts has riled up crowds since 2008.
It means that a local soccer club has gone global, creating an unlikely amalgam of fans on various pilgrimages and curious scenes.
