It is extraordinarily moving to be reminded in this unendingly rich book of what Szreter and Fisher call diverse emotional realities.
The singers are what we would call diverse — but their differences are presented as an observation about the world, not the American community.
As John Wippel puts it, the "diverse modes of predication correspond to and reflect diverse ways in which being itself is realized, or what [Thomas] calls diverse modes of being (modi essendi).
An event called The Diverse Suburb taught me new vocabulary like "foreclosure" for "repossession".
My town was called racially diverse, but African-Americans lived on only one side.
Among the earliest stories in "Pulse" are four called, with diverse subtitles, "At Phil & Joanna's".
Staines has had what a counsel to the Leveson inquiry drily called a "diverse career": student politics was followed by work for Tory fixer David Hart, which involved, as he tells it, spending the last years of the cold war chasing around Angola and Central America "firing off AK-47s.
Recently, a flexible array called frequency diverse array (FDA) has been proposed [3-5].
Sets of homologous proteins that catalyze different overall reactions but share an aspect of catalysis, such as a common partial reaction, are called mechanistically diverse superfamilies.
