Sentence examples for merging elements from inspiring English sources

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

Nevertheless, a new generation of American song composers, among them Ricky Ian Gordon and John Musto, have been merging elements of the art song, the musical theater song and the pop song in their works.

By merging elements from holiday gatherings with the work environment, you'll see that you likely interact with a bunch of, well, odd birds.

He staked out an exotic but alluring artistic territory, merging elements of down-home blues, R&B honking and brazenly avant-garde techniques.

"The Tempest" featuring Adda Kaleh is the most celebrated tune, but tracks like "Pathfinder," "Hypnotize" and "All the Lights" find the album merging elements of bass music, juke, jungle, jazz and post-rock.

Gopnik posits that the modern Christmas is a compound holiday merging elements from numerous societies, traditions, and beliefs; that its moral foundations were established in the 1820/30s; its celebratory and commercialism elements were established in the 1870s.

Here a unified provenance graph model is thus constructed where model unification procedure has been applied for merging element models from incrementally acquired information obtained at more recent time intervals as has been described earlier.

Here a unified provenance graph model is thus constructed where model unification procedure may be applied for merging element models from incrementally acquired information obtained at more recent time intervals as has been described earlier.

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.