Assortment used in a sentence

Assortment in a sentence as a noun

Seemed like a random assortment of cherry-picked stats and anecdotes.

He will have nothing but the tools which may help him in doing his work, but of these he has a large assortment, and all in the most perfect order.

We expect straight and to-the-point prose, piddly word counts and a literal/predictable assortment of ideas.

We've been successful and now have a handful of full-time employees in addition to the usual assortment of contractors.

The thing I found most interesting about the 2048 was the sudden assortment of variations that immediately followed.

Didn't Jobs say at the beginning that Apple is currently in "a motley assortment of buildings spread out over a large campus, some of which are better than others.

With any non-trivial assortment of servers, you need a dedicated sysadmin.

"My father read an assortment of these made available to him by Cambridge University in England for several months in a glass room constructed for the purpose.

The selection model is a bit quirky, although I suppose you're probably trying to simplify Illustrator's weird assortment of selection modes.

Its a literature review which includes an assessment of a huge assortment of papers, mostly about stuff like forest fires and fires used for clearing agricultural land.

There were a few bugs and an assortment of minor ux issues which made the site feel a bit clunky, and people's feedback was pretty unenthusiastic, so all in all we weren't feeling very good about the direction of things.

That isn't a strawman argument: the point that the detractors were making was "This is not the correct assortment of speakers because there aren't enough of X race or Y sex."They are arguing against speakers only because of their race and gender.