Sentence examples for disparate a from inspiring English sources

The H.I.V.-positive officers are as disparate a group as any cross-section of New Yorkers.

The images are widely disparate; a bicyclist, for instance, seems to be peddling straight into a bird.

The "what if?" genre of alternate history has attracted a disparate a crew of practitioners including Newt Gingrich ("1945," written with William R. Forstchen), Philip Roth ("The Plot Against America") and Philip K. Dick ("The Man in the High Castle").

On Thursday evening, with André Previn as its first guest conductor of the season, the New York Philharmonic played symphonies by Haydn and Shostakovich, and a concerto by Ravel: as disparate a collection of works and composers as one is likely to find.

For others it remains a thin, binary mystery in which jocularity and tragedy, love and hate, life and death, shall I or shan't I (give in to loving my husband's best friend?) remain disparate, a set of polarities with no middle.

In the three instances where the results were disparate, a consensus was reached on score assignation by the authors.

The animators of Megève were a disparate bunch – a tailor, a rich woman, a skier, and an architect.

The thread that binds disparate collections is a "green" outlook.

People can invest all their disparate hopes in a new leader starting out.

It is this conspiracy of empathy that transforms disparate motivations into a common purpose.

Respectable figures by all means, but a little disparate considering their A-list status.