Sentence examples for mingling of styles from inspiring English sources
Sidney also seconds Horace's disapproval of the mingling of styles, which Sidney says produces a "mongrel tragicomedy".
The mingling of styles and languages at these sites demonstrate the interrelation of artistic patronage and its political and social contexts.
Auerbach viewed European literature as an evolving pattern of themes, motifs, narrative devices, and Judeo-Christian affiliations; and his book is essentially a history of Western literature in which successive periods are classified by levels of realism fashioned from a specific mingling of styles.
It's about artists picking from a smorgasbord of techniques and influences to try to get a handle on an increasingly fragmented and cacophonous reality, and in doing so creating a new wave of writing that is richer for its multicultural mingling of styles and voices, its voracious mixing of the high and low, the cerebral and street-smart, the old and the new.
This mingling of the South Indian styles resulted in a richness not seen in earlier centuries, a focus on reliefs in addition to sculpture that surpasses that previously in India.
The long delays in its construction are evident in the mingling of Rococo and neo-Classical styles, but the result is felicitous enough.
Their travels are rendered in animation that echoes, and mingles, the styles of two great filmmakers: the organic forms recall Hayao Miyazaki, while the diversity and abundance of aliens recall the intricate visual overload of Satoshi Kon.
Its main goal is to follow the mingling of different narrative and pictorial genres and styles.
The result is a musical style that reflects that mingling of contemporary and traditional genres.
By chapter's end she and Eddie are drumming up some of their own, falling on each other for a serious Gore-Tex-ripping mingling of gametes -- the "pursuit of eternity," biological style.
The architectural style of courtly and royal structures in the kingdom underwent profound changes during British rule – a mingling of European traditions with native elements.
