Sentence examples for hotchpotch of native from inspiring English sources
The latter was a bewilderingly crass hotchpotch of Native American stereotypes that the band claimed had been made in consultation with "Native American studies experts at the University of California", rather than, as it appeared, the ghost of John Wayne.
Although rare, deposits of native chromium exist.
That is not surprising, since the localism bill is a hotchpotch of reforms.
The north has a hotchpotch of local councils, elected Mayors, city regions and combined authorities.
Participants then face a bewildering hotchpotch of additional fees, deductions, limits and restrictions to services.
The Whig party was closer to a hotchpotch of self-interested and discordant MPs.
It's this hotchpotch of exotic fodder that Gustu has tapped into.
It was a hotchpotch of a speech, providing neither inspiration nor challenge.
They usually include a hotchpotch of bits and pieces of different people I know.
Until then, Willowfield will remain in its present buildings – a hotchpotch of Victorian, Sixties and Eighties architecture.
The superb drama of the opening scenes soon unravelled into a hotchpotch of plots.
