Sentence examples for he meshes from inspiring English sources

"What's interesting about David is that he meshes so well with different personalities," Ms. Seimetz said.

In that piece he meshes the rhythmic vitality of his early "phasing" works with increased harmonic movement.

Makes me think of the bad guy in Terminator 2: you blow a hole in him, he meshes around a little bit, then he's as good as new.

In his own solo, he used the insistent rhythm to loosely tether freewheeling inspirations until he meshes gears in a sultry, straightforward blues jaunt.

He meshes nostalgia and nationalism with Lisztian virtuosity and Debussian impressionism, at times softening the rawness of southern Spain with a languid French elegance.

He meshes the rhythmic cycles of Indian music with African rhythms, rock, funk and electronica, aiming for a one-world music that still savors diverse ingredients.

In his relativity paper, where he meshed theories of movement and electromagnetism, he viewed electricity as electrons.

Those included European Romanticism and religious and secular American tunes, which he meshed with his own inventive, radical harmonies.

As he meshed syncopations with Kenny Neshamba on congas and traded vocal lines with two female singers, Mary Bell and Mwendi Chibindi, he generated rhythmic bliss out of thin air.

He meshed circling, rippling guitar lines, derived from the kora (harp-guitar) parts of griot songs but with the blunt drive of rock.

In 1997 he also wrote an unconventional biography of Truman Capote, in which he meshed the techniques of oral history and traditional biography.