Sentence examples for disparate collections from inspiring English sources

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

And we would parade our disparate collections to our friends with unabated pride.

"There's nothing so different as one museum from another," he said of the disparate collections and mandates of each project.

Rather than reassemble the replica for future exhibits, Danh Vo sought to place pieces of it in disparate collections.

Those disparate collections can to some degree be distinguished using labels — Mrs. Clinton's as more moderate, Mr. Obama's as more liberal.

Many have assembled disparate collections based on turn-of-the-century businesses like mining, railroads, energy and steel.

The merchant navy is a disparate collection of commercial interests.

What could have brought such a disparate collection of performers together?

Blackburn were simply dreadful, a disparate collection of low-morale individuals rather than a team.

But her research knits together an otherwise disparate collection of buildings, casting light on a vanished industry of New York.

Why are the Iraqi people expected to elect a disparate collection of corrupt and sectarian pro-US politicians?