Sentence examples for disparate yet from inspiring English sources

Any accessory that draws such disparate, yet equally apt, comparisons was bound to incite attention.

Format aside, the images still speak for themselves with wry, understated eloquence, and they do so almost always by juxtaposing oddly disparate yet similar objects.

The development process is made up of disparate yet interdependent stages in a critical path that is driven by the identification of end-user needs.

The goal is to pull down the barriers that restrict the interoperability of disparate (yet critical) data sets, making them easier to manage and integrate.

In this era of unprecedented data proliferation, the close integration of remote sensing, GPS and GIS has expected greater importance for handling of disparate, yet intrinsically complimentary spatial data (Mesev 1997).

For some time now, scholars in these disparate yet related disciplines have grappled with the pursuit of data and the comparison with results from other disciplines: see for example the collected essays volumes by Sagart et al. (2005), Sanchez-Mazas et al. (2008), Petraglia and Allchin (2007), Peregrine et al. (2009), Enfield and White (2011) and others.

All of these events were so geographically disparate and yet they effected us all, reverberating around the world in both a terrifying and yet unionizing way.

The show itself, a thing of disparate parts yet very much of a piece, is a reminder of the extraordinary adventure that feminist art in the 1960s and '70s was, and of how profound a debt present-day superstars — Cindy Sherman comes to mind — owe to venturesome spirits who came before.

The later auteurs could not be more retiring: Stanley Kubrick, Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Quentin Tarantino, George Lucas — a disparate group, yet all of them exiled or tucked away not by force of circumstance, as Ophuls was, but under the conditions of their own obsessiveness, or, at any rate, by the dimmed light of the screening room.

Proponents of the measure acknowledged the unconventional bundling of two disparate subjects, yet argued that was no reason not to sign off on its passage.

Bringing this vision to fruition is a substantial task that will take creativity, ingenuity and synergy between disparate stakeholders, yet it is possible.