Sentence examples for mixture of influences from inspiring English sources

But in his own family there emerged a mixture of influences and enthusiasms he could not have thought to nurture.

What made The Last Picture Show so distinctive was the unlikely mixture of influences behind it.

Mr. Green, who will play a solo set, is buoyant by comparison, a mixture of influences including Horace Silver and Oscar Peterson.

Eagle Brae's seven luxury cabins (sleeping two or six) in the Highlands have a mixture of influences: wood from Canada, Norwegian building techniques, Himalayan carvings and Scottish motifs.

Rodrigo Campos Like Mr. Berman, the singer-composer-bandleader Rodrigo Campos, from São Paulo, Brazil, is working on his own vertical mixture of influences.

There's never a whiff of anthropoligical excavation, but the extraordinary and sure movement of the drama - sometimes lyrical, sometimes frenzied, at once physical and inward, simple and sophisticated, kind and caustic - forcefully conveys a rich mixture of influences.

"It's a big mixture of many influences," Hedfi adds.

Yet what does "black art" mean, if blackness itself is a mixture of cultural influences?

Russian ballet at the beginning of the 20th century was a mixture of disparate influences, combining aspects of the traditional national style with French and Italian elements.

Those days were the origins of the cookery I do now – a mixture of Japanese influences from home and western touches I learned after I met my husband.

"Strangely, Argentina has consecrated tango and literature, which are a great mixture of cultural influences, but not the third manifestation of this mixing, which is architecture".