Sentence examples for powerful amalgam from inspiring English sources
Taking the best bits of those and the best bits of what we already do and creating a powerful amalgam of the best European practice.
His paintings are strangely powerful, mysterious amalgams of landscape and unique craggy forms that might be bursts of lightning or flakes of old paint, blistered by the prairie heat.
More than any roadblocks imposed by the center-left opposition, Mr. Berlusconi's difficulty in imposing reform lies within his own center-right coalition, an amalgam of the powerful Northern League, which is fighting to keep tax revenue local, and Southern politicians from a more jobs-for-votes tradition.
Eaton is an amalgam of all three, dynamic and explosive, powerful and agile, action verbs in human form.
Rock and roll, which emerged in the mid-1950s with Elvis Presley and other figures, arose as an amalgam of black rhythm and blues with country music, adapting the powerful rhythms and melancholy vocalizations of urban blues to a quicker tempo and an exuberant emotional tone.
In his 2001 book "War in a Time of Peace," David Halberstam describes the view of an officer who became Clark's most powerful supporter in the military, General John Shalikashvili: What the Army disliked about Wes Clark, Shalikashvili believed, was an unusual amalgam of the personal and the professional.
It's a passionate amalgam.
(Imagine an amalgam of Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen and Jesse Colin Young).
