Sentence examples for merged easily from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harrison's "I'm the Big Chief of Congo Square" was a modal blues with a second-line beat that also merged easily with the band's Latin percussion; Mr. O'Farrill, on piano, splashed it with two-fisted chords and cross-currents.

From the Prophet's lifetime to the Abbasids, Fatimids, Timurids, Ottomans, et al, the pattern repeated itself and with it always came a tighter code of warrior discipline, which merged easily with doctrinal Islam's core Puritanism and social discipline.

These big car companies simply overlap too much to merge easily with each other.This week's deal is a blow to Fiat in particular.

Goodbye syncopation, hello stomp and shimmer; in a song like "If I Lose Myself," the band's old Coldplay-style marches merge easily with the pulsating keyboards and kickdrum impact of trance.

It is stated that in their present form it is not possible to merge easily the three results to get a unified and potentially worldwide accepted open architecture controller.

The mystery of mortality doesn't merge easily with the empirical here-and-now.

Do not stay in the ending lane at full speed until the last possible moment and expect that the drivers who have planned ahead for this change in lane configuration are going to let you merge easily.

Although Mr Kennedy's is expected to tilt further to the left, insiders expect that the two will be merged fairly easily.

It had a core of able, determined men but a much larger collection of individuals and factions whose Unionist affiliation was so weak that they easily merged into other parties.

However, the results from the disciplines involved in the emotion detection are not easily merged.

Since all the generated point clouds are in the same reference system they can be easily merged together.