Sentence examples for like a fusion from inspiring English sources

Something like a fusion between colloquialism and elegance".

Those numbers like a fusion of Don Bradman and, er, Graeme Swann.

Wiry, tense, and boyish, Dylan looks and acts like a fusion of Huck Finn and a young Woody Guthrie.

In many ways, Ms Odell's work feels like a fusion of contemporary art, technology and painstaking cut-and-paste.

With his electric blue suit and flame red hair, he looks like a fusion of David Bowie and early Elvis, with cheeky charm to spare.

Schyman comes across like a fusion of Germaine Greer and Ken Livingstone, dressed in Parisian chic with a maroon dress and a colourful scarf.

Featuring the likes of Iggy Pop, Bill Laswell, and Bootsy Collins, the album combined traditional Japanese music with then-contemporary Western styles like funk, a fusion that resonated with fans of both component styles.

The finger-like DII contains a fusion loop (FL) that is inserted into the host cell endosomal membrane during pH-dependent conformational changes that drive fusion.

I like to call it, "a fusion of decades".

We tested recombinant gB for GAG binding by expressing its N-terminal domain (up to the furin-like cleavage site) as a fusion with IgG1-Fc (Figure 6B).

Or if it is, then so is English which, like Yiddish, is a fusion language or (to use a Yiddish term) a mish-mash of Germanic and Norman.