Sentence examples for of blending into from inspiring English sources

Even the chain stores have done a mostly successful job of blending into the architecture.

It was worn by Keith Allen, an actor who could never be accused of blending into the background.

-- it means the visuals take on a life of their own instead of blending into the whole.

Despite the promise that the stuff will be taken away within 30 years, temporary has a way of blending into permanence.

(No photographer is invisible, but few find the act of blending into a market crowd in Pointe-Noire as impossible as Majoli, a hulking Italian with a blond man-bun).

He said Al Qaeda was also improving what he called "the last key aspect of its ability to attack the U.S". — producing militants, including new Western recruits, capable of blending into American society and attacking domestic targets.

"I sort of blended into the background quite a bit [as a kid]," he said.

I feel like it's all kind of blended into one experience these days.

I practised the art of camouflage, blending into my environment.

"Skyline," circa 1940's, is a lovely picture, the multiple layers of scenery blending into a coherent whole.

But really, I went because I feared that my life was becoming a blur of years blending into one another.