Sentence examples for mishmash of elements from inspiring English sources
The movie's playful mishmash of elements from various decades -- 1950s-style Leave It to Beaver parents, a funky 1970s house, 1980s TVs and VHS tapes -- is intentionally designed to provoke a sense of timelessness.
The first version was a mishmash of design elements, obtrusive interfaces and strange navigation paths.
The mishmash of eclectic and sometimes gaudy elements often becomes disjointed and doesn't gel into a particularly cohesive whole, although Ms. Alsop aptly revealed the myriad musical details of each scene.
But somebody thought they needed to artistically gussy the whole thing up with obtuse camera angles, dim-to-dark lighting and a mishmash of a plot that tries to weave elements from Doyle's original The Five Orange Pips and a new script they called The Abominable Bride.
The house itself is a mishmash of styles, part 16th-century long-house with both Victorian gothic and neo-classical elements.
The Barrio Burócrata Ruiz Cortinéz offers a spectacular mishmash of architectural styles: modern roof lines, Italianate balustrades and wooden walls made from recycled architectural elements.
Instead, her portfolio was a mishmash of various industries.
Problems have surfaced in a mishmash of ways.
All postcolonial American music is a mishmash of sorts.
But now Fifth Avenue has become a mishmash of poles.
