Sentence examples for personal amalgamation from inspiring English sources

In flight, my identity was a personal amalgamation but upon landing I had to use either my American or Bosnian diplomatic passport.

Of course, the amalgamation of all this personal content raises big hairy issues.

(Already I can envision comments below asking "What's wrong with making money?" to which I would reply, "Nothing, as long as your personal identity isn't merely an amalgamation of material possessions and numbers").. "I desire more freedom, ease, opportunities, and options," would be the way I would express a similar sentiment.

Mr. Gibney's considerable skill makes Mr. Wright's amalgamation of reportage, historical and personal anecdotes and dramatic warnings ("Al Qaeda can't destroy America, only we can do that to ourselves") easy to watch.

We are keen to note that we do not advocate reporting generalisations based on data amalgamation of ethnicities, cultures and personal histories, and a paper on the distribution of network types for each South Asian group (Gujaratis, Punjabis and Sylhetis) is forthcoming.

It's this amalgamation of our personalities.

Listen to what Baird's federal Liberal colleague, Nick Varvaris MP, has said: After four years of what the state government dishonestly portrayed as consultation, Mike Baird has crudely rammed through amalgamations that will provide nothing but personal political benefit to a small cabal.

Reich and Korot describe it as music theatre, but it is a very personal take on the genre, and very much the amalgamation of their talents.

I have made some kind of amalgamation, some sort of hodgepodge of my own personal experience, what I know works for me in the moment, what I've learned from other actors.

Alternatively, hybrid models, which are an amalgamation of modeling approaches systematically applied in some logical fashion, hold greater promise for estimating individual exposure-based personal or area monitoring data.

"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".