Sentence examples for quite blended from inspiring English sources

Step dancing and modern dance never quite blended, however, in an ambitious group work created by Ms. Carr.

Compared with an Elantra, for instance, the Corolla looks choppy and unconnected, as if each section were styled separately and not quite blended together.

Indeed, the producers of some of the more famous blended Scotches are quite keen on identifying malt whiskies that form the core of the blend.

The microstructure of blended mortar appeared quite dense and compact with great modification/improving for interfacial transition zone (ITZ) between cement paste and aggregate.

In vitro cell studies with L929 mouse fibroblast cells was quite conclusive as regards the biocompatibility of the blended mats with proliferative behavior of cells, extracellular matrix deposition and characteristic features of healthy cellular response.

"The role of the private sector, foundations and other emerging partners becomes quite critical to bridge the gap … We are proposing blended finance, a combination of ODA with private sector engagement," he said.

Shortly after, many of them took off on their own careers with Orabrush, Arches rope swing videos, blended iPads, and Dancing Violin Zelda Dubstep videos (well, maybe not quite that extravagant).

Since the predicted decay patterns of the two mesons were a result of the ways that matter and antimatter blended in them, that suggested that those substances are not quite equal and opposite after all.After eight years of struggle, the so-called Standard Model of particle physics was revised (by Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa, of Nagoya University), to accommodate the asymmetry.

The way that educators can keep track of assignments through online learning and track progress is actually quite impressive and enough to give veteran educators (the ones who oppose blended learning) pause -- or, at least, food for thought.

The fact that blended CBT may benefit patients and therapists and can be executed quite easily and possibly at less cost than conventional CBT, means that it is potentially very interesting for health care institutions to be able to deliver this type of treatment, and for health care insurance companies to include these treatments in their reimbursement programs.

One was the countries (Australia, Canada, India, South Africa, UK and Zimbabwe) which typically use flue-cured Virginia tobacco, another was the countries (all except those in the other two groups) which typically use blended tobacco, and the third included Taiwan and China (countries which used both types quite commonly or where we lacked confirmed information).