Sentence examples for disparate work from inspiring English sources

The problem then is how to present a coherent display of disparate work by a lot of artists.

It's difficult to generalize about a genre, but what unites this disparate work, more than its content, is the process by which it is made and presented.

I don't think artists themselves really change over the centuries, and the people described as YBAs did disparate work, there was no movement.

What are the secret laws that make a structurally disparate work cohere as a stage world and a seemingly unified one fall apart?

When it was created, after 9/11, the disparate work of several different branches of the federal government were merged into its portfolio.

He wrote admiringly of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robert Frost, Norman Mailer and the Beatles, finding in all of them a motivating sense of performance that made their otherwise disparate work comparably brilliant.

Cultural history was the only link between seemingly disparate works.

CHARLESTON, S.C., June 1 — Two more disparate works could hardly be imagined.

Audiences, like critics, enjoy discovering the links between seemingly disparate works.

Connecting disparate works by a single theme, while a fairly basic curatorial approach, isn't the worst idea.

If saving money was an incentive, one benefit was a hint of unity underlying four disparate works.