Sentence examples for mix of figures from inspiring English sources

The show consists of 23 works on paper that are a mix of figures and landscapes.

The new French president, Emmanuel Macron, has unveiled his first government – an unprecedented mix of figures from parties on the left, right and centre, including a right-wing economy minister who previously served under Nicolas Sarkozy.

They are allover patchworks of disparate images sewn together every which way; cutout and stitched bits of cloth that make a heady mix of figures, portraits, animals and such, interspersed with scraps of geometrically patterned fabric.

Estimating how many condoms an ideal world would have is an inexact science based on a mix of census figures and surveys of people's bedroom activities.

Unlike many art prizes, this one has no restrictions on age or nationality, so the finalists are often a mix of international figures, and that is true this year.

Its powerful mix of facts, figures, poetry, abstract theory and photographs opens up the dehumanising experience of migration to reveal a stultifying lack of freedom at the heart of neo-liberal capitalism, which Berger bluntly recoins "economic fascism".

We sat on the sofa and thumbed through her pink sketchbook; it was a disturbing mix of manga figures out of her favourite cartoons, and scenes from her life's worst moments.

Jann Wenner, editor and owner of Rolling Stone, said his magazine is much less inclined to include a movie star in its mix of music figures because the articles are generally a bore.

In all the countries that have achieved major opinion shifts toward FGM, a mix of public figures, government actions and NGOs have contributed efforts.

Coach John Leonard said he was getting enough productivity out of Durelle Brown (16.8 points), Mars Mellish (12.5) and Ken Kavanagh (11.6) but is hoping that Noah Coughlin (2.8 points in 16 minutes) will join the mix of double-figure contributors.

Luke Jennings this year asked in The Guardian: "Sexism in Dance: Where are all the female choreographers?" The complex answer is that the relationship between young female dancers and male company directors positions the man as a mix of father figure, lover and the mutually created illusion that he is an all-knowing god.