Sentence examples for such a melange from inspiring English sources

Johan Zoffany's group portrait of George III and his family was such a melange of Vandyckian motifs that Walpole thought it "ridiculous".

New York City has become such a melange of ethnic, religious and racial groups that today, all its residents are essentially minorities, Public Advocate Mark Green told a predominantly black congregation at a Harlem church yesterday morning.

Moodiness Moodiness can result from a melange of emotions, hormones and physiological change, especially at such a psychologically vulnerable age as the teens.

Laos with a population of about 2 1/2 million is not really a country but a melange of groups.

Lombardy in Italy specializes in mostarda di frutta, a melange of fruits preserved in a sweet syrup, sharp with mustard.

Fortitude on Sky Atlantic is a big expensive mess, a melange of tasty titbits from other recent hits.

It's a mish-mash, a melange, a pot pourri, a cul de sac.

CCA, to 2 Nov RC Kai Althoff's paintings conjure a melange of past Germanic styles.

Mejadra, a melange of sweetly spiced rice and lentils strewn with soft, fried onion.

It may well be, as John Cruickshank hints, that a melange of ploys were used over time.

Combining Venetian and Ottoman architectural styles, the building is a melange of influences, much like Beirut.