Sentence examples for more a mixture of from inspiring English sources
Perhaps he is more a mixture of Ravel and Berg with a dash of Rachmaninoff in the piano.
Arana quotes a speech from 1819: "Our people are nothing like Europeans or North Americans; indeed we are more a mixture of Africa and America than we are children of Europe".
"Nice and Slow" is much more a mixture of things.
No more hard techno, more a mixture of minimal house and ambient jams.
Find shades that are more a mixture of coral-red or orange-red or peach-red.
Of Mr. Ortner, she said, "He preferred it when it was more of a mixture of people".
Do say: "Wait, wasn't Ken in Toy Story 3 gay?" Don't say: "He's more of a mixture of bisexual and homophobic".
The brands ranked No. 6 through 10 on the survey were more of a mixture of old and new: IBM.com; Barnesandnoble.com; MSN.com, the Microsoft Network; MSNBC.com; and Hotmail.com.
She's part brass and part glass; he's more like a mixture of velvet and sandpaper.
"This is more of a mixture of age and youth, and the Yankees do have prospects coming, so it's hard to see this as a Chicago Bulls' situation, a last hurrah," Cone said.
Matt Salmon, a spokesman for the Electronic Cigarette Association, which represents six distributors, said e-cigarettes delivered nothing more than a mixture of nicotine and water vapor and emitted "no carcinogens".
