Sentence examples for in unexpected combinations from inspiring English sources
His art used mundane or disregarded objects in unexpected combinations.
So she began making it herself, transforming old chairs into slightly eccentric pieces by repainting and reupholstering them in unexpected combinations of modern fabrics.
95: Arrange flowers in unexpected combinations," which consisted of two glass vases, one containing cattails and dogwood, the other baby's breath and spring onions.
He's the most florid of MPC performers, playing as many as three at once in unexpected combinations, using his feet and face in addition to his hands.
Mahal typically accompanied himself on a National steel guitar but was also accomplished on a number of other instruments; he would often include electric instruments, tubas, steel drums, and such exotic instruments as the kalimba (thumb piano) on his recordings, often in unexpected combinations.
To search for potential epistatic interactions resulting in unexpected combinations of unlinked loci (Wade et al. 2001; Isobe et al. 2012), we estimated genome-wide LD for 609 unigenes distributed approximately every 5 cM throughout the genome.
According to his signature style, however, they are best incorporated into unexpected combinations, as in a necklace of 26 turquoise boulders peppered with emerald pavé.
Inhabiting the ground floor of the Military Park building that was built in 1926, this high-end restaurant near the New Jersey Performing Arts Center offers fresh, seasonal ingredients in dazzling, unexpected combinations and has a long, mostly American wine list.
As if speaking to the contentiousness of the election, it has also been a theatrical year rich in diversity, offering unexpected combinations and a welcome dose of topicality.
It's pretty much impossible to mess up, letting your mind relax as colors and shapes merge in pleasing and unexpected combinations.
It's possible "Stoner" is doomed to be forever beloved mostly among critics, academics, and authors, because at its heart is the ineffable fetish that afflicts them all: "the love of literature, of language, of the mystery of the mind and heart showing themselves in the minute, strange, and unexpected combinations of letters and words, in the blackest and coldest print".
