Meanings of strange blending in English

There was a strange blending of pang and pleasure in the work.

With a strange blending of pathos and reproach in her tone, Edith answered:

Ronicky Doone stared at her, with a strange blending of pity and admiration.

That strange blending of opposites is often repeated by us.

The scene formed a strange blending of peace and beauty with wild, fierce movement and uproar.

There was a strange blending of the ridiculous with that which was solemn in this scene.

There appeared a strange blending of these two tendencies, which indeed was the leading characteristic of the time.

She had never been to Willow Grove before, and the strange blending of sweet nature and Vanity Fair charmed her.

This strange blending of opposites-theglory in the lowliness, and the abasement in the glory-isthe keynote of this singular event.

It stood a huge and strange blending of Grecian, Gothic, and Italian architecture, with a wild dash of the fantastic in addition.

I speak as my dead mother's advocate, said Ishmael, with a strange blending of meekness and firmness in his tone and manner.

The Covenanted Societies refused to follow their faithless guides into the General Assembly, to disappear there in the strange blending of religious forces.

Haldane saw a strange blending of love and terror in Amy's eyes as she led her little and bewildered sister from the room.

I knew not whether to pity or to be angry, such a strange blending she seemed of former pride and arrogance and later suffering.

But it is in their amphibious life, in that strange blending of land and sea which is exhibited by the lagunes, that their safety lies.

A strange blending of fondness and wrath troubled the pride on Gryffyth's features, uncouth and half savage as they were, but still noble and kingly.