Sentence examples for deliberate blending from inspiring English sources

Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" in praise of the Hindu god Krishna, while at the same time intending the lyrics to serve as a call to abandon religious sectarianism through his deliberate blending of the Hebrew word hallelujah with chants of "Hare Krishna" and Vedic prayer.

Like Rudy's, MoonRocks is a deliberate blend of lifelong passions.

The Gilbert and Sullivan operettas deliver a blend of deliberate silliness and sharp-edged political satire, along with some truly lovely tunes.

It blames Hamas for a "deliberate strategy … to blend in with the civilian population" and says the Israeli military made "strenuous efforts" to minimise harm to civilians.

Angela recommends blending moments of deliberate practice that require you to stretch outside your comfort zone and apply all your effort to build the skills you need to master, with moments of flow that perfectly match your strengths to the opportunity and allow for effortless performance.

For all the changes in personnel, enforced or deliberate, he appears little closer to a blend that can beat the sort of sides that need to be beaten if World Cups are going to be won.

Is it deliberate that it's a precise and equal blend of their own upbringings: his countryside idyll, her city retreat?

How will the feisty, bombastic and at times impulsive former congressman blend with the cool, collegial and deliberate culture of Obama World?

His principal character, Christopher Tietjens – a very deliberate combination of country gentleman and imperial statistician – blends two of the three ruling "castes": those of the old warrior aristocracy and the technocratic sage.

It either takes an accident or deliberate effort on the part of individuals to blend discovery with products.

(Why change Susan to Sutler, for instance? Is it supposed to be a blend of Susan and Hitler?) Some do serious injustice to the book's complexity and deliberate ambiguity.