Sentence examples for motley array of from inspiring English sources
Now, DaimlerChrysler finds itself with less of a strategy in Asia than a motley array of investments.
Looking like a more studious Matt Smith in his Doctor Who get-up, Willgoose marshals a motley array of sounds.
But if it lacked novelty or inspiration, at least underpinning this motley array of laws there is a solid structure: each department has its five-year plan already.
In quick succession, the narrative encompasses a motley array of day traders who share utter duplicity and a passion for elusive riches.
An inspired collection of food illustrations and a motley array of pig figurines clutter this British "gastropub" (is there a more dyspeptic-sounding word?).
So there is no template for success, only a motley array of often unlikely people swept into No 10 as much by luck and circumstance as character, cunning or charisma.
Eliot was composing his reviews in the early years of detective fiction's Golden Age, when authors like Sayers, Agatha Christie, and John Dickson Carr were churning out genteel whodunits featuring motley arrays of suspects and outlandish murder methods.
And despite the motley array, these shelves hold one-third of the world's surviving copies of a book that one scholar called "the greatest contribution made in a single volume to the secular literature of any age or country".
As for the artwork, it is a motley array, ranging from two dozen Russel Wright wall clocks in the kitchen -- one for every hour of the day, said Mr. Janjigian, who bought them on eBay -- to three hypnotic photographs of rippling blue water snapped by the makeup maven Evelyn Lauder.
The ideal arc was seldom available, thanks to the motley, almost comical array of other vehicles.
Almost by definition, the programs are piecemeal, and the composers are typically motley -- Philip Glass, Richard Rodney Bennett, Lukas Foss, George Perle, Elliott Carter, Fred Lerdahl, Jerome Kitzke, Martin Bresnick and Michael Torke -- with an array of performers to match.
