Sentence examples for a patchwork of languages from inspiring English sources

The show also sounds amazing, with a patchwork of languages and musical snatches.

It's a "patchwork of cultures, ethnicities, languages and sects.

Although predominantly Buddhist, Myanmar is a patchwork of ethnicities and languages, especially in cities, where it is not uncommon for a Buddhist pagoda, mosque, church and Hindu temple to be within blocks of one another.

Professor Francis Watson, of Durham University, says the papyrus fragment, which caused a worldwide sensation when it appeared earlier this week because it appeared to refer to Jesus's wife, is a patchwork of texts from the genuine Coptic-language Gospel of Thomas, which have been copied and reassembled out of order to make a suggestive new whole.

In the ecosystem of the market, Nwaosu is a hustler — a word with largely positive connotations in Canaan patois, a patchwork of English, French, Chinese, Igbo, and other African languages.

The emerging picture is one of a patchwork of adaptations, uniquely combined and elaborated in humans, suggesting that many of the critical language components are latently present in the mammalian class.

We're a patchwork of small towns".

"We saw a patchwork of different decisions".

Baghdad is a patchwork of building sites.

Instead, western states maintain a patchwork of planning guidelines.

The result is a patchwork of laws.