Sentence examples for a rich patchwork of ideas from inspiring English sources

In "Saying Grace," for example, Rockwell drew upon a rich patchwork of ideas.

Wolf et al. [ 4] concluded that the concept of a tree could only be rescued by weakening its meaning, and considering it only as "a central trend in the rich patchwork of evolutionary history, replete with gene loss and horizontal transfer events".

Other wildlife in this rich patchwork of forest and open grassland includes marsh deer, Indian wild dogs and a huge diversity of birds.

The billboard has been a rich source of ideas since.

But they assign six slides to Tom, eight points from Dick and four items from Harry, and that creates a patchwork of ideas that don't flow and ideas that don't match each other.

Friedrich Nietzsche, the third member of the irrationalist triumvirate, was a prolific but unsystematic writer, presenting his patchwork of ideas in swift atoms of thought.

But though its ambitions are clear, it feels less like a fully-realized story than a patchwork of interesting ideas that are rarely developed to satisfaction.

But that's symptomatic of this underconceived patchwork of secondhand ideas.

The rich ethnic patchwork of Serbia is revealed in displays of elaborate local costumes, tools, ceramics and domestic interiors.

Over time, such storm events contribute to a patchwork of habitats, allowing for a rich diversity of species over the larger landscape.

Like the patchwork quilts that have provided her with a rich source of visual and cultural raw material, Ms. Schapiro's work is an accumulation of fragments that have been collected, assembled and given new meaning.