Sentence examples for that he combines from inspiring English sources

Solomon's an unusual writer in that he combines an elegance and beauty in his sentences — they're almost too beautiful, but stop shy of that — with frequent informal asides to the reader.

Golding's strength is that he combines earthly and unearthly powers.

His great virtue in other policies is that he combines intelligence and a sense of principle with pragmatism.

Part of President Bush's appeal to many Americans is that he combines a moral certainty about ends with a ruthlessness about means.

This is the paradox of Wolf and perhaps a reason for his relative neglect: that he combines small scale with qualities of size both literal and figurative.

Reports of Meadows' methods, though, suggest that he combines a central working principle of Loach – casting non-professional actors – with Leigh's favoured technique of building characterisation though improvisation.

Steven was unique in the way that he combined passion and humour in equal measure.

Finmeccanica acknowledges that he combined his activities as a journalist with those of an agent for the firm.

Rove's paradox is that he combined a modestly Madisonian view of political motivation with an overwhelming drive to power.

Everyone knew that he was C.I.A., and that he combined an affable and artless personality with a talent for dirty tricks.

But he was unusual in that he combined this with a lifelong fascination with philosophy, psychology and the physical sciences (especially chemistry, through his great friend Humphry Davy).