Sentence examples for ideal amalgam from inspiring English sources
He and his followers produced a lot of hype about the Gesamtkunstwerk concept: opera as an ideal amalgam of all the arts.
He will, most of the time, be nudged toward responsibility, forgiven for his quirks and nurtured in his needs and neuroses by a woman who represents an ideal amalgam of supermodel and mom.
The ideal Puritan girl was a sterling amalgam of modesty, piety, and tireless industry.
In other words, the lives of Neil Armstrong and Sally Ride become a type of compact language, or shorthand, expressing an amalgam of our desires and ideals as Armstrong and Ride appeared to have embodied if not fulfilled them in our eyes.
Sometimes regarded as the first modern novel, her story is a foundational work of Japanese culture — if a Western equivalent existed, it would have to be an amalgam of Homer, Shakespeare and Castiglione, who defined ideal Renaissance manners in his "Book of the Courtier".
Nobody scorned the rusinurbe quite so much as the American writer Jane Jacobs, who considered the "Radiant Garden City Beautiful" amalgam as a moronic space where "Christopher Robin goes hippety-hoppety" – an image of the ideal city that had little to do with the messier spaces in which the city was lived.
And yet, as the legendary Billboard editor Paul Ackerman, a devotee of English Romantic poetry as well as rock 'n' roll, never tired of pointing out, the music represented not just an amalgam of America's folk traditions (blues, gospel, country) but a bold restatement of an egalitarian ideal.
It's a passionate amalgam.
