Meanings of smattering (smatterings) in English

They had heard the verdict and smatterings of the conversation af terward.

There are Recaro seats with smatterings of leather and a suede-like trim.

General culture is often deprecated because it is said that smatterings are useless.

In the shower her feet developed scarlet smatterings across the tops.

I coaxed her gently with a few smatterings of code.

A little of my Yiddish, with smatterings of mutual Polish.

Being passed from home to home had exposed Sam to smatterings of beliefs and nonbeliefs.

Senegal have had smatterings of brilliance, but they have their work cut out for them.

I heard mostly Punic, though I picked up smatterings of Greek, Latin, Aramaic, and even Hebrew.

They learn languages, not smatterings of them.

He summoned up smatterings of half-remembered lectures.

Languages matter, but smatterings will do.

There were even smatterings of controversy.

As a child, I remember once playing in smatterings of slushy snow that fell on the peaks during a storm in January.

Sliding down the wall were globules and smatterings of white rice, white gravy, white turkey breast, white potatoes, white milk, and mayonnaise.

In all combinations, the cabin is satisfyingly more luxurious, with additional smatterings of carpet and leather covering the scratchy plastics of the predecessor.