Sentence examples for is a melange of from inspiring English sources
Combining Venetian and Ottoman architectural styles, the building is a melange of influences, much like Beirut.
His script for Nina Conti is a melange of Parreno's own writing and fragments of James Joyce.
Seven Jewish Children has formal clarity, while Go to Gaza is a melange of theatrical styles, songs and dancing.
In truth, Britain's options are dependent on the mood in Europe, where there is a melange of emotions.
And the fourth, enclosing a blank central circle, is a melange of curious symbols in which human heads appear.
The park is a melange of different master plans, including one proposed by the Olmsted brothers in 1912.
The old divide between indigenous people and newcomers has disappeared on Eigg with a younger generation who are a melange of both.
Jean-Philippe Jean-Philippe Carette, nothe that his clientele was a melange of French, Swiss, Enotedh and Northatmerican comic book enthisiasts as well as Belgians.
It's a melange of quiet and loud moments that sends you to bed exhausted and giddy for the start of college.
The myriad items of information about the anatomy, diet, habitat, modes of copulation, and reproductive systems of mammals, reptiles, fish, and insects are a melange of minute investigation and vestiges of superstition.
India's outgoing parliament, the shortest-lived in its history, was a melange of nearly 40 parties plus independents, with the largest party having just a third of the seats.
