Sentence examples for rare fusion from inspiring English sources

Her music is the rare fusion that honors all its sources.

This is a rare fusion of skillful storytelling and critical wisdom.

She was such a rare fusion of the disparate, at once unpretentious and sovereign, a gaucherie of limb bonded to finest perception, to finest breeding, pianist's slack wrists combined with noble brow.

What she has made in this case – thanks to a rare fusion of imagination and intellect, sensual poetry and cerebral prose, youthful joy and elderly wisdom – is an entire world, compressed but energetically alive in all its details.

WHEN Oct. 25-26 WHY In a rare fusion of classical and country music, the Kansas City Symphony, as part of its NightLights Pops series, performs two nights only with the country superstar Randy Travis.

Viewers should resign themselves to this amateurish effort's few assets: a rare fusion of urban noir and Latin Gothic, a splendidly diverse cast and star Britne Oldford ("American Horror Story"), whose prayers for better projects deserve to be answered.

You may be living in a blue state that has been ignored by the presidential candidates, but you have the privilege of living in a rare fusion-voting state that lets you make progressive policy demands through your vote.

Conclusions: The rare e14a3 (b3a3) fusion of the BCR ABL gene is present in Indian population as demonstrated from this first report and clinical laboratories using commercial kit that do not cover such rare fusions are likely to generate false result thereby declaring complete molecular remission in CML patients under therapy while conducting MRD assay using RT-PCR technology.

Some CNL cases were identified to bear rare BCR ABL fusion transcripts with a breakpoint between exons c3 and c4 of the BCR gene leading to a 230-kDa fusion protein [ 49, 50].

Mr. Clinton, who joined Mrs. Clinton at the Caracol inaugural ceremony this fall in a rare public fusion of their diplomatic roles, has long emphasized Haiti's need for jobs.

Sculptures are evidence of the presence of Buddhist and Brahmanical orders for centuries, and represent a rare artistic fusion of traditional organised religions and tribal influence.