Sentence examples for its amalgam from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the restaurant, with its amalgam of Korean, French, and American influences, is aptly named after all.

With its amalgam of praise songs and spiritual testimonies, Mr. Wolfson describes the event as "a Jewish tent meeting".

The quartet's most intriguing characteristic, though, was its amalgam of different values, backgrounds and, perhaps, perspectives on the conflict.

Now, thanks to its amalgam of home players together with Brazilians and Romanians, Shakhtar has played its way into the Champions League knockout stage.

The group will trim down to four performers instead of its usual six or seven to present its amalgam of black and Jewish music.

Their performance, "A Ladder of Rain and the Roof Beyond," aspires to Beckett in its amalgam of absurdity, surrealism and pathos.

The diffusion coefficients (D) of Hg in its amalgams vary widely from 10−10 cm s−1 [14] to 10−13 cm s−1.

The place was about as big as a modern American bathroom but it's definitely recommended for its odd amalgam of French music and weird decor.

But it has put off its plans because of volatile Asian markets and the need to streamline its baffling amalgam of dozens of holding companies and joint ventures.

The beauty of the district has always been its rude amalgam of high and low, class and crass.

Opening for Mr. Mendes was Zap Mama, a group known for its unusual amalgam of African, European and American influences, sung in bewitching three- and four-part harmony.