Sentence examples for melange of all from inspiring English sources

On close inspection, Caesar's work is really a motley melange of all three.

Dystopophiles agree that the past looked bad, as does the present, but they are convinced that the future is going to be really, really bad, a satanic melange of all the abominations of the past fused with new depravities dreamed up by even worse people in the future.

The melange of it all is a very 21st century human texture that has a little bit of Blade Runner, maybe, but it's interesting". .

In between is a melange of subjects and themes, all of them loosely connected by the study of fossils and rocks and bearing on big questions: the creation of a world in which sight dominates the other senses; the actual workings of evolution; what fossils tell us about the formation of ancient oceans and continents.

His concept was compellingly original, a mix-and-match melange of tropical elements, not all of which had any connection to Polynesia.

What is one to make of all this statistical melange?

Is it, like the Melange spice of Dune, the "elixir of all life," but for humans?

The producer who oversaw the recording, Sir George Martin, described the track as "a kind of uncomposed free-for-all melange of sound".

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In her music, she separates the extraordinary from the mundane, mixing confessional folky song-poems with an ambient melange of arty, rock bass beats and electronics, all floating through her brainy music, which she describes as "girl versus world" songs.

Wait 2-3 hours, then sleepwalk to kitchen, tear cupboard doors off hinges in search of Cheetos…eat contents of all 7 bags… Icebox Melange…Take Ambien, fall asleep…sleepwalk to kitchen.