Sentence examples for successfully mixing from inspiring English sources

Willetts manages to synthesise these social trends into a coherent and engaging narrative, successfully mixing vignettes from South Park and The Simpsons with statistics from the British Household Panel Survey.

He tried to live as an ordinary person, successfully "mixing with the people in the streets".

My goal is to open communication between different performance practices by successfully mixing a full spectrum of artists into traditionally commercial performance spaces -- thus broadening the dialogue of live theatre in hopes at regaining some sort of sub cultural relevance.

Released in February 1967, the Byrds' fourth album, Younger Than Yesterday, was more varied than its predecessor and saw the band successfully mixing psychedelia with folk rock and country and western influences.

The museum successfully mixes realism and fantasy, skepticism and enthusiasm.

Guthrie successfully mixes Steinbeck's narrative verve with D. H. Lawrence's openness to erotic exploration.

More importantly, the film successfully mixes two elements, which at first might seem incongruous: gritty realism with joyous escapism.

Opting for the last, Moriarty successfully mixes Judaism with spells, throwing in allusions to race relations for spice.

At his new Passiflore -- which received a Michelin star this year -- Roland Durand successfully mixes hearty rustic dishes from his native Auvergne in central France with dishes influenced by his years in Thailand.

Lawlor successfully mixes pop culture, gender theory, and smut, but the great achievement here is that Paul is no mere symbol but a vibrantly yearning being, "like everybody else, only more so".

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