Sentence examples for surprising amalgam from inspiring English sources
He and Ms. Kerr make what might have been a shrill cartoon into a surprising amalgam of fatuousness and shrewdness, of vulnerability and self-protecting steel.
"Great Neck," a surprising amalgam of its predecessors, is so rich in character and incident that you can't help wishing it a long shelf life and many devoted readers.
This is not surprising, as the latter are an amalgam of genes with very diverse expression patterns, and so they are likely to have more varied motif configurations or more distally located regulatory regions.
THE hitherto sleepy campaign for Canada's general election on May 2nd was jolted awake over the Easter weekend by a surprising surge by the New Democratic Party NDPP), a leftish amalgam of trade unionists and farmers.
Now, when I look at these shelves, I find a strange amalgam of our reading tastes: surprising titles among the familiar ones promises of discovery squeezed between stories I can recount in detail.
Thus, it is not surprising that the Soviet Union's efforts to find a more flexible amalgam of planning and market were anticipated by several decades of cautious experiment in some of the socialist countries of eastern Europe, especially Yugoslavia and Hungary, and by bold departures from central planning in China after 1979.
Moreover, in China and other Asian states a perplexing amalgam of economic liberalism and state capitalism demonstrated a surprising capacity for economic growth and technological innovation.
Nina's doppelgänger delusions stop surprising us the second or third time, and Hershey's character, an amalgam of countless screen mothers from throughout film history, suggest the director's portrayal of motherhood hasn't progressed much since Requiem.
The result is an amalgam of science and whimsy that recently propelled the series into prime time -- a reaction that Mr. Hillenburg finds only a little surprising.
It's a passionate amalgam.
