Sentence examples for effortlessly blend from inspiring English sources

The movies he made in Mexico in the 1950's -- "Los Olvidados," "Illusion Travels by Streetcar," "Nazarín" and "The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz" are the four that will be shown at Film Forum -- effortlessly blend neorealist social criticism with an eye for the magic and absurdity of daily life.

The cybercafe bill (which was only 65 United States cents at the exchange rate then) was yet another reminder that Turkey and, especially, Istanbul are places that casually, if not always effortlessly, blend the old and new, the East and West, the secular and the spiritual.

It is also one of 18 National Tourist Routes that aim to draw visitors to all corners of Norway, by pairing beautiful drives with world-class architectural viewing points that effortlessly blend nature with modernity.

While her fashion choices are a bit more elegant, she knows how to effortlessly blend sex appeal with sophistication.

It's fitting that an episode of "Supernatural" so devoted to helping a tired old man face reality also helped two of our characters come to terms with their own sense of purpose, and "Hunteri Heroici" managed -- as many of the show's best episodes do -- to effortlessly blend humor and pathos into one satisfying, if surreal, concoction.

And he has this bizarre talent for effortlessly blending the highbrow with the lowbrow".

Like its sister cars from Ingolstadt, the Q5 effortlessly blends form and function.

"The result is an astonishing piece of theatre in which communal storytelling effortlessly blends with high-tech wizardry," wrote Billington.

The result is an astonishing piece of theatre in which communal storytelling effortlessly blends with hi-tech wizardry.

The travelogue-as-memoir can seem forced in the hands of less capable writers, but Diski pulls it off, effortlessly blending observation and recollection.

Humour is a bigger driver in children's publishing than ever, which is now drowning in aliens, underpants and quirky surrealism (a field led by Andy Stanton's brilliant Mr Gum series, effortlessly blending Douglas Adams and the Mighty Boosh).