Sentence examples for mix influences from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a conscious decision to mix influences, Pharrell says.

Many years of solo experimentation have taught him how to confidently mix influences, and while occasionally the source was obvious -- Brazilian Tropicalia here, Cuban son there -- most combinations showed no seams.

Loud and fairly traditional, its arrangements for booming horn sections mix influences from postwar Count Basie and Duke Ellington, as well as Thad Jones; it's also music of a different temperature and mood, accommodating more slow tempos, along with some old-fashioned, take-your-time, knock-it-out-of-the-park solos.

One could easily believe that she has imbibed Barthes's theory into her own assemblage -- that the artist's only power is to mix influences, "to counter the ones with the others, in such a way as never to rest on any one of them".

Some studies conclude that the mix of different actors is derived from welfare characteristics, whereas others conclude that the mix influences welfare outputs and determines its peculiarities [ 22, 32].

Just as other immigrants have done, the Arabs brought new elements into the French cultural mix, influencing popular music, food, attitudes and vocabulary.

Just a little more than a decade ago, it would have been unthinkable for heads of state to monetize their prestige and mix influence with money in the manner of Clinton and Blair--what FinancallsTimes journalist Simon Kuper calls "Blair Disease".

We observed that the type of potting mix influenced the phenotype of Atnudt7-1 mutant.

Already, he's mixing influences like mad: Surrealism, Expressionism, Socialist Realism, Picasso, Miró, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Native American art, pop cartoons.

The album found the band mixing influences in an entertainingly lo-fi manner.

The show includes 17 mixed media paintings by David Collins, whose work clearly mixes influences and remembrances from a multitude of sources.