Sentence examples for remarkable amalgam from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most remarkable amalgam of repetition and transformation is Devorah Sperber's "Shag Rug 165,000," a full size re-creation in pipe cleaners of Jackson Pollock's "Autumn Rhythm".
Its cultural influences, its religious establishments, even its political mechanisms were a remarkable amalgam of Eastern and Western traditions carried here along trade routes from Greece, Persia, Syria, India and China.
The critic Tim Ashley writes, "Stylistically, the opera reveals a remarkable amalgam of French and German influences … Weberian chorales preface Hoffmann's narrative.
The song itself is a remarkable sax-driven amalgam of jazzy, bluesy, gospelly call and response goings-on.
The choreography is remarkable for its amalgam of cold formality and feral wildness, its subtly suspenseful timing, and the excellent cast made all of these elements crackle.
Acoustic Triangle: 'Catalyst' (Audio-B) Subtle jazz-classical amalgam featuring remarkable 23-year-old pianist Gwilym Simcock.
/ An amalgam of "unbelievable" and "weave" used to describe a contemporary hairdo (or don't) so remarkable that it strains credulity, e.g., Girl, Wendy Williams's hair is beyond unbeweaveable -- it's blonder and straighter than Cameron D's.See also, "Extensions of Disbelief".
It's a passionate amalgam.
