Sentence examples for dissimilar peoples from inspiring English sources

But Sukarno struggled to secure the loyalty of the country's dissimilar peoples.

Disappearing Acts (1989; film 2000) concerns two dissimilar people who begin an intimate relationship.

"It's theatre," says Arias firmly, "but it could be read as therapy or a social experiment of what happens when you put dissimilar people together.

It's no surprise because he has an uncanny ability of bringing dissimilar people together and somehow making it work brilliantly".

The time travel was a device to get these two dissimilar people into the same room, and that's about it so far.

The forced interaction of dissimilar people, the built-in hierarchies, and the soul-deadening florescent lighting all make for a potent playground for screenwriters and showrunners.

Homophily is described as "the principle that contact between similar people occurs at a higher rate than among dissimilar people" [ 16].

Spend time with dissimilar people.

For one thing, he says, the music they made before they met wasn't as dissimilar as people suggest: "I was more street than people gave me credit for, and Mike is way more lyrical and comes from a different lineage than people understand about him".

"One of the things that came out of the meeting that gave me hope was that actually when people talk about these sites on the dark web where people are sharing revolting images, one of the experts said it's not totally dissimilar to people downloading movies and music.

Australians are not dissimilar to people in the UK - if you are winning, winning, winning all the time they get on your back but if you are struggling they disown you pretty quick.