Sentence examples for conspicuously diverse from inspiring English sources
The audience at the Wheeler was conspicuously diverse.
THE CROWD Conspicuously diverse group of diners, seemingly united by an enthusiasm for quality pub food and an ability to withstand airport-runway-level noise.
As is typical for such committees, its membership is conspicuously diverse, encompassing elected officials of both parties, civil rights leaders, Hispanic and black officials, labor leaders and others.
Saturday's program, all amplified, was conspicuously diverse.
The Polyplacophora are conspicuously more diverse (23 28 species) along the Greater and Lesser Antilles and in Colombia than along the Central American coast and in other Caribbean islands (fewer than 18 species).
This ran throughout their recording career, conspicuously so on songs as diverse as She Loves You, Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields Forever.
Formed under the aegis of the earnest, supposedly dying — and conspicuously bewigged — Pastor Jerry Joel McCraryy), the group brings together a diverse, quasi-talented quartet: a former Christian music diva (Edi Patterson), a devout dweeb (Damon Pfaff), a small-town beauty queen (Lindsay Stidham) and a bemused African American dude (Richard Pierre-Louis, a standout).
Conspicuously, GC-rich genomes typically sport a more diverse repertoire of anticodons (fig. 4, Kanaya et al. 1999; Rocha 2004; Higgs and Ran 2008; Ran and Higgs 2010).
The very molecular features that confer binding potency and specificity, such as stereochemistry, regiochemistry, and scaffold rigidity, are conspicuously absent from most libraries because isomerism introduces mass redundancy and diverse scaffolds yield uninterpretable MS fragmentation.
Brazil's interim president, Michel Temer, has unveiled an all-male, conspicuously white cabinet to run one of the world's most ethnically diverse nations as he promised to restore confidence in Latin America's biggest economy.
