Sentence examples for fusions from inspiring English sources

Art needs iconoclasts and bold fusions of distinct traditions.

There is border music (norteño bands that sing about bandits, and fusions of norteño with techno from the San Diego nightclubs), border art and even bilingual border films, of which this year's "Traffic" is merely the latest.

Some fusions are more likely to destroy value than to create it, so all merit closer examination.

Fusions of Indian dress and edgier Western styles were the most popular trend on the catwalks of Mumbai's fashion week, which ended on April 2nd.

There is no reason to assume that stem-cell fusions would be different.

Roughly four-fifths of fusions succeed, but only two-thirds start down the path of development that leads to a new individual.After a couple of days, the newly nucleated cell should have divided to form a ball of cells called a blastocyst.

According to Marsalis, previous fusions of jazz and classical styles, which included works by Duke Ellington and George Gershwin, were "halfhearted".

The year 2010 in popular music was marked by bold international collaborations and fusions of different styles.

In the 1980s the Fort Apache Band from New York City, led by percussionist and trumpeter Jerry González and his brother, bassist Andy González, offered listeners a return to Latin-bebop fusions with Latin jazz versions of the music of jazz pianist and composer Thelonious Monk.

His company was noted for its eclectic repertoire that drew upon the classics, new works, and fusions of modern dance and ballet.

He also appeared in several motion pictures, including The Blues Brothers (1980) and Rocky IV (1985), and attained global status as a celebrity, especially in Africa, where his tours attracted enormous crowds and generated a broad range of new musical fusions.