Sentence examples for a mosaic of people from inspiring English sources

Working on Wall Street years ago, I encountered a mosaic of people of diverse ethnicities and personalities, all happily pursuing the almighty dollar.

This country is not a melting pot, but rather a mosaic of people.

These outsiders found a mosaic of peoples, collectively known as the Iberians, who did not have a single culture or even share a single language.

I mean, I like whatever Britain is – a shifting thing, a landscape, a language, a library full of astonishing books, a mosaic of peoples stalled in one migration or another, from the raw Saxon faces you see in East Anglia, to the sari shops of Bradford, to the eyes of my two children, who came from God knows where.

It also embraces diversity, suggesting that, instead of trying to find a globalized one-size-fits-all approach to change, it is vital to recognize that each community consists of a "mosaic of peoples, traditions, beliefs, and institutions uniquely shaped by long term pressures of geology, human history, culture, local environment, and changing human needs".

As part of a mosaic of peoples, peace is inextricably linked to the concepts of justice and development in defense of the rights for all.

It's a mosaic of many people and races.

So I chose mosaic, for a mosaic of cultures, of people, of objects".

As Canadian students, we learn that our country is a mosaic of many peoples, and our neighbour to the south is a melting pot.

These reveal a mosaic of named peoples (Trinovantes, Silures, Cornovii, Selgovae, etc), but there is little sign such groups had any sense of collective identity any more than the islanders of AD 1000 all considered themselves 'Britons'.

I bent my head toward the window and stared up at a giant mosaic of people in heroic poses.