Sentence examples for melange and from inspiring English sources

Well, it's all part of the fascinating melange, and of course, it sells newspapers, just like everywhere else.

The menu remains very limited (try the cappuccino-like weiner melange and the Sachertorte) but the space has grown.

(In fact, the meat itself was dense and dry, though it was moistened and enlivened by the vegetable melange and the sauce).

It was praised in the Times ("a wild, vigorous, curiously readable melange") and The New Yorker ("a wild and exhilarating satire"); Time named it one of the Ten Best Bad Novels — which, from a publisher's point of view, is far from the worst thing that might be said about a book.

In the study area, geologically, it should be thought the engineering bedrock is composed of Bornova melange and seismic bedrock unit is composed of Menderes massif.

The Yidun Arc, which occupies a large part of QY, is composed of Paleozoic melange and Permian Tertiary shales and sandstones that yield upper Paleozoic to Proterozoic zircon ages (Wang et al. 2000; Reid et al. 2005b; Deng et al. 2014); these ages are consistent with medium ESR signal intensities of ~8.

This subversion was echoed by newcomer Alan Taylor, whose melange knits and tweed tailoring were given an injection with upside down shirts and jackets worn as apron-fronts on trousers.

The house muffins, a sweet and colorful melange of blue and yellow cornmeal, dotted with bits of jalapeno pepper and nuggets of yellow corn, are unattractively oily.

There, he steeped himself in the mongrel cultures that to this day fascinate him -- the Mexican, Czech and German mixture in South Texas; the French, African and Caribbean melange of New Orleans and Cajun Louisiana.

With its colourful and stunning melange of the bizarre and unexpected, Danny Boyle's Olympic opening ceremony was bound to provoke a few puzzled looks from across the Atlantic.

Despite the brooding selfies, and the melange of reference points, and the hyperbolic forum posts, Burial at his best is an artist capable of wringing emotion out of the everyday.