Sentence examples for mix of quality from inspiring English sources

It has the usual mix of quality found at art fairs: from museum-grade work to that several notches below.

There are phrases that come at you as if fresh from elocution class: "his attire, a tastefully blended mix of quality designer clothing... ..; others seem sampled from old Penguin Balzac translations - a room "with huge ceilings, impressive cornices".

"There is a reason that airlines around the world are afraid of the success of Emirates," says John Leahy, chief operating officer of Airbus, the European plane maker, referring to Emirates' mix of quality service, operating efficiency and low costs.

José Teixeira Coelho Netto, curator of the São Paulo Museum of Art, puts the rising popularity down to Brazil's potent mix of quality, thanks to a strong avant-garde tradition dating back to the 1950s, and novelty.

Schalke, heavily in debt, spent massively last summer on the high-profile likes of 27-year-old Klass-Jan Huntelaar, Jurado and the ageing Real Madrid legend Raul, but their neighbours were supplementing a heady mix of quality youth products with budget signings such as Shinji Kagawa, the midfielder signed from the modest J-League side Cerezo Osaka.

They kick the hell out of the stock iPod earbuds Apple supplies you with and fans of tight bass sans distortion will most likely agree that you can't get a better mix of quality sound and price.

Her playing here had an intriguing mix of qualities.

Yet few drivers have had quite such a mix of qualities and flaws.

In an increasingly complex and interdependent world, a truly great company requires a far richer mix of qualities.

Rollins possesses the odd mix of qualities that we think of as soldierly -- he is formal, polite until provoked and completely at ease with physical violence.

As practiced by photographers like Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, celebrity portraiture was meant to reveal the soul of its subject — to unearth the mix of qualities that made a person captivating.