Sentence examples for material interspersed from inspiring English sources
Since then, he's released a steady stream of original material, interspersed with more derivative projects (his last record was an album of Sinatra covers).
So the whole show is blathering asinine opinions on lazily cultivated source material, interspersed with smart-sounding tidbits of information that a self-important goober might try to pass of as his (always a him) own to impress others while launching unbidden into an extemporaneous discussion of the new 50 Cent album.
He continued to vary his material, interspersing blues and R&B songs with Dan Penn's elegiac Nine Pound Steel, the pop-mambo of Perfidia and the funk of the Isley Brothers' It's Your Thing.
With luck, enough sample code and tutorial material is interspersed to lighten the mood.
Part of the shift was the song choices; Ellington material was interspersed with Mardi Gras Indian songs like "Iko Iko" and "Shoo-Fly," which tease at violence and misfortune, along with Dr. John's own wry catalog of bad judgments, "Right Place, Wrong Time," and his vision of psychedelic voodoo mysteries, "I Walk on Gilded Splinters".
This material is interspersed with high-profile and prominent talking heads imparting opinions and predictions.
Both "Stories" and "Songs" interspersed material with words — most often recited in Ms. Anderson's calm, amiably noncommittal deadpan — and brooding instrumentals.
In some of these vesicles, dense, granular material was seen interspersed between the virions.
During her sets, she interspersed original material (one song was inspired by a childhood trip to Prince Edward Island) with tunes by the Tragically Hip, Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell.
Illa J appears on the record but didn't join the national tour, during which T3 and Young RJ interspersed new material with standards from Fantastic and Detroit Deli.
The filmmaker, whose narration is read in English translation by Nicholas Storey, intersperses material from his earlier trips (and the films that resulted from them) to construct a work that is part scrapbook, part history lesson and part diary.
