Sentence examples for try to fuse from inspiring English sources

Now with "The Last Word," a title he devised himself, he's about to try to fuse those two worlds: Washington and Washington-as-entertainment.

"We try to fuse the musical, the intellectual, the sensual," West cooed, riffing on some of the lyrics from the record.

The lyrics in "Jersey Rain" sometimes try to fuse these two modes, by borrowing the technique George Herbert used so beautifully in his poem "Prayer": the list of epithets, which allows for much variation in a short space.

In bandits, Barry Levinson and his writer, Harley Peyton, try to fuse the spirit of Bonnie and Clyde with the kvetching domestic humour of Lemmon and Matthau in The Odd Couple.

A proletarian tearjerker about a prostitute who wants the best for her young son, the film is a fascinating artifact in its own right: a cutting from the cultural hothouse of mid-30's Shanghai, where artists could try to fuse Eastern and Western traditions while facing the dual threats of Nationalist government censorship and Japanese invasion (and quietly hoping for a Communist takeover).

In this clip, the MBusters try to "fuse" a car first by crushing it with two trucks and then with a rocket sled.

I've been trying to fuse the two ever since".

The owner, a publicly traded REIT, tries to fuse the retail and entertainment aspects of shopping.

Mr. Healey nobly tries to fuse the healing and redemptive power of art into a surface comedy with enigmatic characters.

The overwhelming impression is of his philosophical ardor, which he tries to fuse with his practical ardor.

I was trying to fuse my interest in painting with the concerns of that other art, to see what kind of paces I could put painting through.