Sentence examples for it is an amalgamation of from inspiring English sources

I think it is an amalgamation of tribes.

It is an amalgamation of quasi-independent regions like Puntland, which was founded in 1998 as a tribal sanctuary for the hundreds of thousands of Darod-clan people fleeing massacres in the south.

New York is many hundreds of miles from the South, but, in the past ten years, the city has put itself on the barbecue map, with a style that's not so much distinctly regional as it is an amalgamation of borrowed techniques, cherry-picked from the Meccas of the South and the Midwest.

The Ballon d'Or used to be voted on by the correspondents of France Football but the award has been hijacked by Fifa – frustrated at its inability to sink the Ballon d'Or with the Fifa World Player Award – and now it is an amalgamation of both trophies.

Standard Modern Greek is the official state language, and it is an amalgamation of two historical forms: Demotic, which is widely spoken, and Katharevusa, a deliberately archaizing form that was primarily written, appearing in official government documents and newspapers until the mid-1970s.

It is not cell-type specific, rather it is an amalgamation of the known metabolic capabilities ocurring in at least one human cell, regardless of type.

"It's an amalgamation of dumb everypeople," Mr. Falco said.

"It's an amalgamation of tourism, hospitality, restaurants and so on.

And I know for a fact that it was an amalgamation of different people.

It's an amalgamation of the words 'gay' and 'Asian' that describe me and a whole underground LGBT scene.

It was an amalgamation of Twitter-like real-time features, collaborative documents and email and chat aggregation that proved too much for the non-techies.