Sentence examples for merge something from inspiring English sources

"It's trying to merge something quite intelligent and highbrow with something that's obviously the lowest common denominator you can get," says Rosenthal.

That's what Röyksopp and Robyn do: they merge something real with something computer generated". .

It is no coincidence, he claims, that in Libya, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, backed by the UAE and Egypt, is in the ascendancy, or that Fatah and Hamas are merging – something the UAE foreign ministry helped engineer.

The benefit to merging something with real-world value with the virtual world, is that the game maintains a sort of stickiness for its players.

Do the Kurdish guerrillas therefore provide its women and men with a new "family," merging something like a nation-state that is also an anti-state with something like a family that is not a family but an anti-family?

With Errors, however, the influences merge into something futuristic.

The Palestinians weren't looking to merge into something larger.

In the new heroism, the goal is to merge with something larger than yourself.

The piles of observations about music and politics, happily, do blend and cohere and merge into something that gives "Traveling Sprinkler" some intellectual and moral heat and heft.

With its emphasis on Stanislavsky's Method and on the notion of a performing collective, it answered Odets's artistic desire to merge with something larger than himself.

But for many others in the Democratic diaspora, whose bosses retired or were voted out of office, the search for employment furiously continues, as networking and job hunting merge into something of a second job.