Sentence examples for of its amalgamation from inspiring English sources

His subsequent work, including his most recent book, Die Dritte Radikale Widerstandsbewegung: Der Islamismus (The Third Radical Resistance Movement: Islamism, 2009), in which he portrayed radical Islamism as a new resistance movement against modernity, aroused many objections because of its amalgamation of different varieties of Islamic politics into a single negative stereotype.

Matt Bai describes a speech by the Republican Linda McMahon as "amazing for its amalgamation of clichés and a complete, almost defiant, lack of substance".

The soundtrack received positive reviews, and was praised for its amalgamation of Bengali and Hindi lyrics.

The single most important purpose of Remembrance is its amalgamation of all wars and atrocities into a single historical task in the service of human freedom.

He executed, from designs by Loys du Foys and Nicolo Scarini, the Antwerp Stadhuis (Town Hall; 1561 65), which is an important example of Flemish Renaissance architecture; its amalgamation of a Gothic gable front with a Florentine palace facade became the model for town halls throughout the Netherlands.

The story of mass slaughter took on an aura of folklore because of its bizarre amalgamation of celebrity, drugs, sex, dashed dreams and cult hysteria. .

But its amalgamation of these elements gives off a surface gleam, and little intimation of depth.

In this study, we report results from integrated geological, geochemical and geophysical investigations on the Wulungu Depression of the Junggar Basin to determine the basement nature of the basin and understand its amalgamation history with the Chinese Altai, within the broad tectonic evolution of the Altai Junggar area.

The technologies that HP alleges are being improperly used by EMC in its popular Symmetrix, Clariion and TimeFinder products are an amalgamation of its own intellectual property and that of Compaq Computer, which it purchased earlier this year, and Digital Equipment, which Compaq purchased in 1998.

It was in 1989 that he rose to the defence of his former colleagues when the biggest change to its management in the V&A's history was put in place involving the displacement of its keepers and the amalgamation of departments; nine senior members of staff were either made redundant or resigned.

Nigeria is marking a century of its existence following the amalgamation of the mainly Muslim north and Christian and animist south under British colonial rule in 1914.