Sentence examples for about as diverse from inspiring English sources
But--based on my experiences--Europe isn't ahead of the U.S. in every way; the faculties there are about as diverse as most departments in the U.S, which is to say, not diverse at all.
Most shows, she wrote on her Web site, Loop21.com, "were about as diverse as a Tea Party rally".
Inside, crowded bodies about as diverse as the neighborhood itself squeeze past one another in the little dance space between the back door and the bar, half of them angling for someone new to match their rhythm, the other half trying not to spill their glasses of rum or mezcal on their way to fresh air.
Counter-stereotypes may well contain some element of truth, but they fail to convey the whole truth about as diverse a population of human beings as Negroes in the United States, let alone the Americas or Negroes the World over.
From remixing the Beastie Boys, to making banging techno, or disco collabs with the likes of Oliver he's about as diverse as his style is on point.
The Wall Street Journal's staff is about as diverse as the business world the paper covers: It's essentially run by white men.
The men were asked about actions as diverse as skipping school and fighting with weapons.
In the 1950's and early 1960's he wrote about scenes as diverse as the mambo explosion at the Palladium and the folk coffeehouses of Greenwich Village.
O'Faolain adored her work at the Irish Times, which took her all over the island, and she revelled in writing about topics as diverse as abortion, divorce, emigration, Dublin's first gay B&B, the traveller community, sexual mores in 1950s Ireland, the evolution of accents as a function of class, and holidaying.
Witt-Enderby prizes students and postdocs with an open mind and a willingness to read about topics as diverse as molecular biology, endocrinology, drug mechanisms, pharmacology, and biostatistics.
Thanks to guest speakers, you can learn about topics as diverse as reality and scripted TV shows and South American politics.
