Sentence examples for disparate crowd from inspiring English sources

The disparate crowd was united by two things: they were over 18, and they were there to see the Wiggles.

Independent directors play a vital role in shareholder capitalism, representing the interests of a usually disparate crowd of shareholders as well as providing a regular outside check on managers.

The disparate crowd included men and women in business suits – and they expressed exasperation that Australia couldn't do more even as the US and China reached an agreement to limit their collective carbon emissions.

An unfussy party-starter with a bag of wax to be envied, in spite of the crate-digging nature of his radio endeavour, Sweeney's skill is to draw together even the most disparate crowd with records they're dying to know.

With the big companies of the San Fernando Valley — the center of pornographic video production — moving online sluggishly, if at all, a disparate crowd of upstarts was getting rich quickly.

Those who knew her in this period were already struck by her zest, originality, quick-wittedness and disparate crowd of friends (she vastly preferred the idea of friendship to that of marriage and turned away from the latter for ever in the mid-30s, having broken off her brief engagement to an insurance broker called Eric Armitage).

She has no particular ambition; she has tried on various poses in disparate crowds.

A unifying force like Drake can probably bring all these disparate crowds together (and who among us is truly above pounding a Heineken at the finger-tapping guitar intro to "Thunderstruck?").

They are a disparate bunch.

THE CROWD Disparate groups; many couples and families with children.

Luckily, this crowd of disparate players with disparate needs and incentives has a connector.