Sentence examples for The melee of from inspiring English sources

The melee of money is compounded by tepid horserace television journalism that consistently underreports on this and so many other vital issues.

"Awesome!" shouted one, falling into the melee of dancers below.

But in the melee of Record Store Day, did anyone else notice a lack of women?

The astonishment of a little boy, taking in the melee of Albanian border guards, Western journalists.

He seemed destined for a career in science, but the melee of Viennese music drew him in.

So what did it all – the millions of the words, the melee of "sources" – add up too?

As problematic as the program has become amid the ethnic melee of the north, the majority of A.L.P. sites are concentrated in the south, where a comparatively homogenous Pashtun population has proved more hospitable.

A much less appetizing European history, whether the dangerous interwar period of the 1930s or the fratricidal melee of the 8th century, now threatens to repeat itself.

Into the happy melee of the writing room Simon introduces the unhappy facts of the day, and shows how the anarchic enterprise of the writers deflects them.

Before I charge back into the frenzied melee of the 24/7 news cycle, let's pause to reflect on the majesty of the cosmos.

After months of all the crazy melee of the Tahrir and rocks and Molotov cocktails, I watched "Death on the Nile" just to enjoy a glorious orientalist Technicolor romp.