Sentence examples for superb blend from inspiring English sources

Jaipuri masaledar bhindi was a superb blend of sautéed okra and seasoned onions.

This is a slow indulgent collection of bleak experimental, brought to us by the duo of Cristiano Deison & Andrea Gastaldello (Mingle) Superb blend of droney, loop driven electronica.

Certainly, most of the mechanics on offer will be familiar to platformer veterans, but the combination here is a superb blend.

Home-style lamb ($10.95) is tender and full of flavor, fragrant with ginger, and you can ignore the slender, ominous-looking chilies, while shrimp with peanuts ($8.95), a superb blend of textures, also allows navigation around the chili shoals.

From Roussillon, I have not yet tasted the 1998 from the Domaine du Mas Blanc, but I remember the domaine's 1993 Clos du Moulin from Collioure, a superb blend of mourvedre and syrah, like the best from Chateau Beaucastel in Chateauneuf-du-Pape.

A superb blend of documentary and narrative film making, Close-Up tells the true story of a man who pretends to be the Iranian director Mohsen Makhmalbaf, in order to hoodwink a family into thinking they will be the subject of a film.

The production design (by Sebastian T. Krawinkel) and the costumes (by Lisy Christl) are superb, blending with Anna J. Foerster's dark and rich cinematography to produce a plausibly Elizabethan atmosphere, with interiors that often look like Holbein paintings.

What started as a way to entertain her friends (one of whom would become her husband) on a gloomy day soon turned into a superb blending of Gothic, philosophical, and the budding science-fiction genres, breathing life into one of the most recognizable monsters in fiction, Frankenstein's monster.

Singer added that My Lord John "falls far short of that superb blending of history and compelling storytelling that characterizes successful examples of the genre".

Ronald Holloway, writing for Variety, called Ben-Hur "a majestic achievement, representing a superb blending of the motion picture arts by master craftsmen," and concluded that "Gone With the Wind, Metro's own champion all-time top grosser, will eventually have to take a back seat".

According to W.H. Chase in the Evening Sun, the Act 1 duet "brought down the house in a superb blending of the two men's voices"; later, in "Je crois entendre encore", Caruso "did some of the most artistic singing in plaintive minor".