Sentence examples for disparate array of things from inspiring English sources

Making sense of this oddly disparate array of things involves some poetic connecting of dots.

For sale was a disparate array of 51 works — lesser examples by trendy artists.

Architects exploited a disparate array of drawn source material to produce their printed illustrated treatises.

Over the years, it cobbled together a disparate array of assets, ranging from drugstores and supermarkets to container ports.

The American diplomat Brett McGurk is the central player in the seventy-two-nation coalition fighting the Islamic State, a disparate array of countries twice the size of NATO.

One option, clearly, is to endearingly admit the impossibility of one name encompassing such a disparate array of brands and businesses: you could call it "mish-mash", say.

(The V&A is home to a disparate array of objects, from 19th-century D'Oyly Carte prompt books to Pete Townshend's partly-smashed guitar).

A second is held by a disparate array of opposition militias in non-contiguous chunks in both the north and south.

Critics of the government said the Islamabad attack proved peace talks were futile given the disparate array of militant groups ranged against the state.

Shrinking the company to a more manageable size meant disassembling a disparate array of businesses built over decades by Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief.

As Britain's first minister of overseas development, she pulled together a disparate array of aid programs run by different departments and subjected them all to a single test: the promotion of development in backward countries.