congeries

We live our lives in little congeries like anyone else.

I walked toward the harbor, walking by congeries of houses and huts.

Even sitting and eating, Marcus was a congeries of small agitated movements.

For a congeries of reasons, however, a conductor drought has befallen the world.

The Shelters would seem to be an incubator for a whole congeries of neuroses.

Allison might be no more than a congeries of charged particles, like myself, but she didn't let that keep her from making things nice.

It was not even a brain of human dimensions anymore, but had spread in nodal congeries throughout his body.

How could any human, even one so thoroughly mediated, marry a construct, a congeries of software, a dream?

The Mambilla language is a congeries of dialects and related languages.

About a mile beyond the central ruins a congeries of dark stone funerary towers rises against low hills.

It overshadows all other holidays and specialized days of whatever sort in that congeries of colonies.

Such a congeries of realism, lies, beliefs and values can be said to describe the development of a cultural institution.

They bully you with history and classical myth and unpronounceable vocabulary: "congeries."

She is a personality-construct, a congeries of software agents, the creation of information-designers.

When the country is turning into a congeries of feuding, selfish, hate-filled, fearful tribes?"

It's about money and class and race and inequality and culture and a whole congeries of issues.

People who can't pronounce "congeries" can't expect to grasp these subtleties and should leave them to the experts.

The Greek word bears comparison to a congeries of ancient ethnonyms and toponyms.

"But that evil congeries of conspirators which piously professes to be America's Constitutional government is not!

His contribution was his claim to represent the country, in its entirety, more directly and democratically than the congeries of local politicians who made up Congress.

At 724 Fifth Avenue, a yard or two south of 57th Street, there is a congeries of more recent date.

A congeries of blips dutifully appeared, representing Vanguard and the Romulan fleet.

Unwadding it, he found a diagrammed congeries of selfregulating feedback valves.

For those who have never visited Walmart, let me point out that the company is not a congeries of boutiques run by egotistical divas.

But each entity was essentially ethnically self-centered and autonomous, with its own state hierarchy, congeries of subject peoples, and local customs.