Sentence examples for disparate facets from inspiring English sources

As I watched my bleary-eyed brother activate his Pax, flipping through the instruction manual with great zeal, I saw a dad reconciling two disparate facets of his life, and I felt proud that I had provided the solution.

Aviary connects these seemingly-disparate facets of the era, expressing "a conflation of interests where the family photo album, with its role of commemoration, is brought together with natural science and spiritual emanations".

Experimental results indicated that the assorted morphological with different exposed crystal facets ZnO materials exhibited distinctly disparate CTL behavior to detect H2S gas and the enclosed hollow tubular ZnO showed the highest catalytic capability.

And then there are the bathers six large wooden figures, Picasso's only multi-figurative piece made of disparate pieces of wooden, all slightly tanned and faceted in body.

The trade offs between some Kuhnian virtues in particular, the virtues of simplicity, consistency, and the facet of fruitfulness concerned with how well the theory unifies apparently disparate phenomenon, Salmon thinks, are best captured in terms of how they fix a scientist's prior probability, Cr(t), for a theory t under examination.

Most opt to present different facets of their work each evening, a situation especially suited to musical polymaths with disparate interests like Eyvind Kang, who opened a six-night run on Tuesday.

Why the disparate responses?

A rather disparate society.

"They're very disparate characters.

It's a disparate experience.

Aging has many facets.