Sentence examples for strange amalgamation from inspiring English sources

This new religion-hating, super-awed scientist stereotype seems to based on some very strange amalgamation between Brian Cox and Richard Dawkins.

It is hard to judge them for themselves, as we don't yet hear their own voices so much as the resounding echoes of McCarthy's strange amalgamation of Hemingway and Faulkner, those antipodes of American literature.

I remember drinking my drink and then another one, and letting my eye wander around this strange amalgamation of lounge and kitchen, with its junk-store furniture and filthy net curtains.

This strange amalgamation of old and new in bread is not just limited to paintings.

It's a strange amalgamation that patches together a lot of disparate ideas in a less than elegant way.

He said, "It was kind of a strange amalgamation of these weird children's TV show hosts".

It's a strange aesthetic, another amalgamation — a PG-rated blend of "Mr. Robot" and "The Purge".

Here's how one orator put it to a crowd in an 1853 address: "We are made up of strange, and, as yet, unaffiliated elements... Now what we need is some powerful and rapid process of amalgamation... Now, the common school, more nearly than anything else, meets this very necessity.

It's a strange aesthetic, another amalgamation a PG-rated blend of "Mr.

"An Amazing a Capella Amalgamation".

Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.