Sentence examples for melange of groups from inspiring English sources

Laos with a population of about 2 1/2 million is not really a country but a melange of groups.

New York City has become such a melange of ethnic, religious and racial groups that today, all its residents are essentially minorities, Public Advocate Mark Green told a predominantly black congregation at a Harlem church yesterday morning.

The top all-rounder of the group is the Eleuthera ($50), a melange of 12- and 18-year-old single malts that tinges sweet Highland malts with a hint of Islay smoky peat.

Johan Zoffany's group portrait of George III and his family was such a melange of Vandyckian motifs that Walpole thought it "ridiculous".

The most gripping of the group is "Las Vegas," whose black background is brilliantly illuminated by a melange of colored lights and signs, with three flashy yellow figures standing in the foreground.

It's a perfect melange of flavors and textures.

It is an hour-long melange of short documentaries, features, commentary, and sometimes even news.

Indonesia has a large melange of cultures that has proven to be a hothouse for artists.

Mr. Irvine created rooms that embodied his unique sensibility a perfect melange of wit, imagination and style.

Aside from the packaging though, the music, a haunting and sublime melange of instruments, is worthy of attention.

Lombardy in Italy specializes in mostarda di frutta, a melange of fruits preserved in a sweet syrup, sharp with mustard.