Sentence examples for manage to merge from inspiring English sources

But actually, on occasions, they do manage to merge seemingly disparate influences: Hold Me Down, from their excellent self-titled debut album, sounds at the start like a lost Thom Bell/Linda Creed composition for symphonic soul maestros the Stylistics, before the singing starts and it goes all woozy like a Sly Stone slowie - "ballad" has the wrong romantic connotations.

As a power live act, Tone of Arc expounds a performance that's a far cry from your average CDJ-rundown, and manage to merge their marital-sass with sounds ranging from disco to deep house.

WILLIAM CHRISTIE, among his many accomplishments, has managed to merge his vocation and his avocation.

Taking his cue from some of his bosses, who managed to merge their identities with their companies', Valenti sought to create a similar kind of perceptual fusion.

And we have Mr. Aboul Fotouh, who managed to merge concepts of liberalism with elements of Islamism and a touch of socialism in a fresh, flexible mix.

Furthermore, she manages to merge the two at the end with an unexpected and original device that left this reader grinning with satisfaction.

How this all related to climate change was unclear but, once again, Westwood managed to merge her sometimes conflicting interests of fashion and politics in one event.

Victor essentially manages to merge his visions: he sees Julie at the beach, but this time he is the little boy with her.

Often, it seems like he has managed to merge high-end conceptualism with the kind of low-end practical photography undertaken by surveyors or architects.

I remember thinking how well it managed to merge so many sounds together while still being very minimal in its delivery.

"It managed to bisect itself into two bands who were touring and releasing albums at the same time – although they eventually managed to merge into a single eight-man lineup by the early 1990s".