Sentence examples for motley combination of from inspiring English sources

The theorem deploys a motley combination of quantum mechanics axioms, philosophy, and geometry.

CHARLESTON, S.C.— When the Spoleto Festival USA opened shop here in 1977, its performing spaces were a motley combination of revived old theaters, modern auditoriums and outdoor arenas.

The Democratic Party was a motley combination of the conservative white South; workers in the industrial North as well as African-Americans and other minorities; and cosmopolitan liberals in the major cities of the East and West Coasts.

For despite the views held by former prime minister Tony Abbott and a motley combination of rightwing extremists, greedy miners and professional controversialists, the ice is melting, the seas will rise, tornadoes are becoming more powerful, droughts longer and more intense, bushfires ever more destructive, and adequate food and water supply ever more problematic.

The other players -- students, firefighters and several ex-Boston Bruins who all seemed to be named Ken Hodge -- wore a motley combination of well-worn uniforms and T-shirts, while the immaculate senator appeared to have been run through a mangle on the way out to the ice.

Its editor Katya Gorchinskaya writes: The cabinet of ministers brought to the helm by the EuroMaidan revolution, is a motley crew indeed: a combination of old faces tainted by allegations of corruption, newly emerged revolutionary heroes and appointees who are able to make a difference.

The combination of Monsoon winds, close contact with a motley crew, and a steady diet of dates and curry was not a happy one and the author contemplates an heroic end.

He zigs and zags, and looking like a canine combination of Gayle Sayers and Mikhail Baryshnikov, he twists and turns amongst the motley beachfront menagerie, throwing glorious sprays of white sand behind him.

Understandably terrified by the all-too-wide new world she's thrown into, a combination of luck and courage will eventually see her become a matriarch to a motley group of other characters.

Their motley costumes, painted faces and bodies have little to do with specific Indian tribes, but as seen in the color photographs of Ms. Robbins and Mr. Becher the combination of Indian get-up and Germanic physical attributes is more than picturesque.

A combination of those.