Sentence examples for melange of styles from inspiring English sources
The centrepiece was American composer Michael Daugherty's violin concerto, Fire and Blood, which comprises a happy-go-lucky melange of styles, though the overall mood is rhythmically exuberant and commensurately extrovert in terms of orchestral colour.
Where garden-city planners had seen chaos in mixed usage, these authors saw diversity and neighborhood vitality; what architectural purists regarded as a retrograde and degraded melange of styles, these authors defended as rich historical layering.
The hurried running in and out of boudoirs seems to owe as much to Feydeau as Faulks; and is further exacerbated by the rickety melange of styles employed by director Alastair Whatley, who chooses to present the moment of consummation as a risible outbreak of expressionist dance.
But after an episode or two where it seemed just an awkward melange of styles, the show found its stride and became a very distinctive engrossing show.
Seven Jewish Children has formal clarity, while Go to Gaza is a melange of theatrical styles, songs and dancing.
But they are rendered in a melange of visual styles, making them look as if they were snatched from a multimedia exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art rather than from a full-length, commercial film.
CCA, to 2 Nov RC Kai Althoff's paintings conjure a melange of past Germanic styles.
Its most famous monument is the town of Seaside in Florida – a rather icky melange of past architectural styles that, poetically enough, was used as the location for The Truman Show.
Gqom the drippy, vibrant melange of scenes and styles emerging from suburbs of Durban, South Africa—has developed a reputation for darkness over the past couple of years.
Mr. Irvine created rooms that embodied his unique sensibility a perfect melange of wit, imagination and style.
Thai-style sukiyaki – a wok-fried melange of glass noodles, egg and seafood with a chilli sauce liberally laced with pickled garlic – has never been a photogenic dish.
