Sentence examples for disparate reflections from inspiring English sources

Such disparate reflections of the Filipino-American past are typical of the exhibition, which not only documents the hardships often endured by Filipinos on these (as well as their own) shores, but also celebrates Filipino-American culture.

He makes use of what Forster called "rhythms," gently insistent little phrases, often unexpectedly repeated, which do much to bind together apparently disparate reflections and contribute to the shapeliness of the whole work.

What might appear from a distance to be a single type of wing turns out upon closer reflection to be several types, each reflecting disparate origins and contrasting ontogenetic/phylogenetic pathways as much as or more than ultimate end points.

It's a reflection of all the disparate things we were listening to when we recorded it".

She had been thinking about the concept for years, she said, inspired by such disparate journal formats as Anne Frank's heartbreaking reflections from the "secret annex" and the comic antics of "The Princess Diaries".

In a scan for glimmer and shinny surfaces in a sea of art, these disparate artists use the power of the reflection as an effective tool to communicate identity.

This additional mutant phenotype raised the possibility that the differences in the behavior of ΔF508 and G551D CFTR, as well as the disparate efficacy of Ivacaftor, might be a reflection of the differing thermal stabilities of the two channels at 37 °C.

Inspired by the humid and vice-ridden melting pot of cultures, Miami Bass was a reflection of life in the Magic City's disparate yet flashy streets.

In the deceptively loose, ad-lib style of a showbiz veteran, Mr. James covered an awful lot of ground -- from uproarious childhood misadventures with a homemade go-cart to reflections on romantic love, Australian history, World War II and Saddam Hussein -- and the disparate themes were united less by a definable style or point of view than by a curious brand of charisma.

Mr. Gore's schedule, only two weeks before the Nov. 7 election, is the ultimate reflection of the down-to-the-wire campaign and the way factors as disparate as Mr. Gore's personality and Ralph Nader's candidacy are playing havoc with the electoral map.

What these disparate items have in common is what Judy Collischan, the Neuberger's chief curator, describes as the concept of reflection, a "cohesiveness and a pervasive sense of atmosphere".