Sentence examples for merging perfectly from inspiring English sources

Perched beside Lake Siwa, an immense, shimmering salt lake, the buildings are all but invisible from a distance, merging perfectly into the environment like an inverted mirage.

Every great candidate has golden moments when the campaign merges perfectly into the zeitgeist of the people.

The qualities he cited to Time to describe his campaign — "openness and transparency and participation" — were ones he said "merged perfectly" with the Internet.

He played himself with such conviction that his real self and his screen self merged perfectly, and he did it so often, for so long, that he became part of American mythology.

The Floyd's glacially drifting soundscapes merge perfectly with the eerie murals and steaming mud pools, while the sequence with Roger Waters and the big gong literally resonates with early 1970s prog-rock grandeur.

Christy says that in 1981, for instance, two satellites were in orbit collecting data and their data sets "merged perfectly".

PPura vida" is a phrase used in various sporting venues throughout the Spanish-speaking world to refer to those hyper-oxygenated moments when living and sport merge perfectly and everything inconsequential and bothersome falls away.

The same butterflies merge perfectly with the room's most awe-inspiring installation, Universe of Water Particles, Transcending Boundaries.

It's a dense one, and each of its 10 parts has interesting nuances that merge perfectly in the track, but have their own individual charm that really come out when you hear them isolated.

The number of foci and the location of the DSBs merged perfectly between γH2AX and 53BP1.

In junctions I all ribbons merge perfectly smoothly, while in junctions II the blue and red ribbons merge smoothly but the green comes at an angle.