Sentence examples for patchwork of the from inspiring English sources

The resulting décor is a patchwork of the community's history.

The nation became a patchwork of the pristine and the polluted, the sacred and the profane.

W.T.E.C. plants fit well into the patchwork of the Polish market because of their relatively modest size.

Nearly 10 years after the Taliban were driven from power in Afghanistan, the capital city of Kabul is a patchwork of the old and the remade.

For instance, the iron-framed "Detonado" chair is made of a nylon-reinforced patchwork of the scraps of caning that are left over after a chair is repaired.

What possible difference could it make to him, after all, if they were lies or truth, or a complicated patchwork of the two?

Such perfect metaphors all condensed in one: the patchwork of fields, the crop sewn directly into the ground, the conjuring of grain out of grain sacks.

Unlike the previous patchwork of standards, the Common Core was developed with significant input from educators and content experts, like the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics".

When you look at the patchwork of laws across the country, that just amplifies the stress of infertility for the people who are going through it".

While it offers a patchwork of spending, the plan also provides battlegrounds for untold intrastate political fights.

Libya has collapsed into the control of a patchwork of militias since the ouster of the Qaddafi government in 2011.