It features trombonist Steve Davis soloing before the pianist tackles his own congeries of chord changes.

NPR: New Jazz Composers Octet: The Elite Eight

It is a typically early-Cubist, dun-colored congeries of arrowing lines and shaded planes, nudging in and out of shallow pictorial depth.

NEWYORKER: Shapes of Things

We do manage to amass them (despite heavy library patronage), and over the years some autographed copies have joined the congeries.

FORBES: Guilt By Association: Book Inscriptions From the Famous and the Infamous

But surely a more detailed congeries of rules at the Supreme Court level will not assure greater clarity, nor would public confidence be improved by making justices review one another's recusal decisions deciding, in effect, whether to vote one another off the island.

WSJ: Michael B. Mukasey: The ObamaCare Recusal Nonsense

" To Dr. Manheimer, the medical "system" isn't one at all but is instead "a congeries of interest groups that has carved up and distorted how health care is paid for and delivered into Balkanized protected feudal states enlarged and serviced by armies of lawyers and K Street lobbyists and willing-and-able politicians.

WSJ: Book Review: Twelve Patients