Sentence examples for disparate forms from inspiring English sources

Like Blumenthal's, Clinton's book melds together disparate forms.

The arrests gave rise to several disparate forms of protest on Monday.

Obsidian mines all the doctor disclosure data posted in disparate forms.

However heinous the crime or troubled the mind, those on death row are the brothers, the fathers and the sons of people who -- depending on prestige or skin color -- often find themselves victims of disparate forms of justice.

Because NKT cells are required for the development of two very disparate forms of AHR (ozone- and allergen-induced), our results strongly suggest that NKT cells mediate a unifying pathogenic mechanism for several distinct forms of asthma, and represent a unique target for effective asthma therapy.

This article adopts the cultural studies perspective that popular culture gives us an important means by which to access the "structures of feeling" that characterise a society at a particular historic juncture: the views held and emotional states experienced by significant amounts of people as evident in disparate forms of cultural production.

Other people's impressions of Braun are maddeningly disparate, forming a jagged, confusing outline of a personality, like a Cubist portrait rendered from contradictory angles.

But Poulter also revealed that Olazabal had made his decision on Thursday afternoon, therefore not taking his players' disparate form in the morning's foursomes into account.

Now, these two disparate art forms have come together in the form of Data Cuisine, a deliciously informative project founded by data visualization artist Moritz Stefaner, who previously worked on the epic data exploration of selfies, SelfieCity.

The juxtaposition of these disparate topics forms both a baseline of knowledge for the paper's readers and a picture of the world they inhabit.

Even some of the rhetorical flourishes in these seemingly disparate art forms are similar: One Chaucer character boasts of having "a jolly wench in every town," akin to Ludacris's "Area Codes".