Sentence examples for doesn't blend from inspiring English sources

No matter, as a friend of Mr O'Sullivan puts it, that he "doesn't blend naturally into Italian culture".

Yet, with so many of its own features, the building doesn't blend into these surroundings, functioning in relative isolation.

Brown doesn't blend facts into his books like other novelists, though, who use solid science or history as a foundation to build creative, even impossible stories.

"The first time I came up here, I felt a little — I don't want to say foolish, but I came up in my car, which doesn't blend in so much," he said.

With its squat slate houses barely rising above the rolling hillsides on which they are built, the town's pretty Romanesque bell tower is the only thing that doesn't blend into the landscape.

I consulted the short (but deceptively complicated) list of ingredients: coffee brewed with low-toxin beans (for general wellbeing), unsalted, grass-fed butter (grain-fed apparently doesn't blend as well, taste as good or have as much nutritional value) and MCT oil (a manufactured oil with rumoured energising and fat-burning properties).

He does not blend in with anything.

The new black does not blend quietly into the background.

But I suppose race when bluntly dealt with does not blend well with that wonderful, famed American earnestness.

The film does not "blend" science and spirituality, nor does it convey one iota of "scientific information".

The "reservoir" TDS does not blend the adhesive, but rather blends the drug with the excipients.