Sentence examples for her merging from inspiring English sources

The film's delirious climax finds her merging with the Puppet Master and entering a transcendent state beyond such narrow categorizations.

It doesn't mean that you've fallen out with the person you used to be closest to but that you've merged into someone else's lane, or had him or her merge into yours.

(Her demands for space and Klein's almost subservient responses to her merged in reams of emails obtained by the Daily News in 2010).

Bignardi's thought-provoking answer when I asked her how she merges her cinematic and literary background proved inspirational for me, even if at the time I did not agree.

Dr Lindsey Fitzharris created The Chirurgeon's Apprentice, a blog about the history of surgery which allows her to merge her academic interests with a desire to reach a wider public.

Fitting, therefore, that aspects of her somehow merge with her sculptures: vibrancy in the luminous blue eyes; elegance in the long body lines; a gentleness that chimes with the fragility of her delicate metal work.

Even in her nonfiction, like "Betraying Spinoza" (2006), a study of the famous philosopher who was ejected from Amsterdam's Jewish community for his heretical views, she merged her personal history with her idol's.

In 1980 she merged her practice with that of her husband, architect Paul Prejza.

Some of her best works merge her two roles: Nox, a facsimile of Carson's own scrapbook, presented the reader with notes for a translation of a Catullus' elegy for his brother, poem 101, alongside photographs and notes detailing the history of her own brother, Michael, who died after a long disappearance.

While her teachers discouraged her from doing fashion illustration they pushed her to pursue comics—an enlightened soul encouraged her to merge the two.

Her lips merged unpleasantly into the skin surrounding them; her cheeks were dragged flat by failing muscle.