Sentence examples for merged elements from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Early, what was missing was soul jazz: Mr. Burns ignored his suggestion to include this 50's movement that merged elements of black popular music and church culture with jazz, one of the last moments when jazz maintained a large black audience.

Much to the dismay of its creators, Blue Lines is also viewed in pop historical terms as the prototype of trip-hop, a downbeat genre that merged elements of American hiphop, funk and Jamaican dub reggae into a somnambulant, skunk-fuelled soundtrack to British inner-city life.

Confessions on a Dance Floor merged elements from 1970s disco, 1980s electropop and modern day club music.

The Trilogy merged elements of the epic and the historical novel, infused with special features of Sienkiewicz's style.

DJ Shadow's singles for Mo' Wax – including "In/Flux" and "Lost and Found (S.F.L)." – were, as Sean Cooper of AllMusic wrote, hailed as "genre-bending works of art that merged elements of funk, rock, hip hop, ambient, jazz, soul, and used-bin found records".

In such cases when two merged elements have different values for the same attribute, the value in the first model is used for the composed model.

Miscellany Omnicom Group, New York, merged Element 79, Chicago, with the Chicago office of another Omnicom agency, DDB Worldwide.

It found the youthful quintet merging elements of punk rock, emo, and hook-laden pop into a winning combination.

Ms. Herrera's work merges elements of Cuban folkloric theater, cabaret, opera, hip-hop and contemporary dance.

These mercurial pieces deftly merge elements of jazz and rock with rigorous counterpoint, biting chromaticism and fractured rhythms, qualities captured in Edmund Niemann's incisive performances.

However, Saving Mr Banks strays into dodgy territory when it merges elements of the Mary Poppins story with its author's childhood.