Sentence examples for represents a confluence from inspiring English sources

Animal behaviour, as a branch of psychology, represents a confluence between the disciplines of ethology and comparative psychology.

Now, perhaps that money merely represents a "confluence" of interest between Stephanopoulos's charitable loyalties and his pocketbook decisions.

The 10-episode series on Hulu represents a confluence of many of the author's stories and characters and also of several TV trends.

It represents a confluence of several well-established fields of interest, namely, traditional statistical analysis, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and development of large databases.

Three monastic ensembles central to the Armenian Christian faith were collectively recognized as a World Heritage site in 2008; their architecture represents a confluence of Byzantine, Persian, and Armenian cultures.

To sum up, a large part of white biotechnology represents a confluence of chemistry and biotechnology.

Their championship runs represented a confluence of baseball, basketball and hockey under the company YankeeNets.

The Olympics today represent a confluence of commercialism, professionalism, capitalism and nationalism.

These represented a confluence of a wide assortment of dance and theatrical influences, especially from black culture.

In doing so he's conjured revenants -- of masks, sculptures, bowls -- that, he says, represent a confluence of art, time and technology.

Other standouts include a blunt copper mask made by the Yoruban artist Ali Amonikoji in 1910, which shows the influence of woodcarving and a vitrine holding more than two dozen Ethiopian crosses, large and small, mostly of silver, iron and copper alloy and whose designs represent a confluence of Indian and Christian cultures.