Sentence examples for disparate sections of from inspiring English sources
It can bring together various disparate sections of the community providing a wonderful synergic effect.
A film telling the story of how the 1984-85 MinerStrikeke united two utterly disparate sections of society is receiving its West End premiere.
I believe that maybe these two seemingly disparate sections of scripture are put together because the first is about the rules and regulations and the second is about the reign of God that nourishes us all.
Here, we sequenced amplified cDNA from leaf tissue to investigate RNA editing of matK-2 and matK-3 in 17 and 14 different angiosperm species, respectively, from disparate sections of the angiosperm phylogenetic tree (see Additional file 6).
The book includes many sonnet sequences, for example, in which the first and last lines of disparate sections daringly, almost mathematically repeat; reading these is not unlike working the creases on one of those Mad magazine fold-in images, the hidden meanings only slowly come to light.
Instead of yoking the novel's disparate sections with effectively depicted personalities or story lines, Kavenna relies on thematic and symbolic connections.
McIvor tries to gird these disparate sections with a rather leaden moral about the meaning of art and our need to leave a legacy.
Instead Mr. Taliaferro has cobbled together disparate sections and composers (from Bach to Joanne Metcalf) into something that has the outlines of a dance but doesn't internally cohere.
Tying together the film's disparate sections are Christo and Jeanne-Claude themselves; their faces age, like visual emblems of the endurance required to bring about "The Gates," but their combination of righteousness and wonder is a constant.
In the album's opening cut, "American Gigolo," even the song form ruptures, as Mr. Cuomo tacks together four disparate sections.
Oorutaichi's older songs, like "Beshaby," could be deliberately disjointed, stopping and starting and swerving through disparate sections.
