Sentence examples for divergent characters from inspiring English sources
The threadbare story serves mainly to justify wildly divergent characters – 25 in total, all from different species and boasting unique skills.
Their divergent characters and checkered reputations lend credence to Bakewell's view that "ideas are interesting, but people are vastly more so".
And, watching her alternately friendly and frosty Mama Rose with her cackling Mrs. Lovett in mind, you couldn't help but notice psychological affinities between these two superficially divergent characters.
From this "pre-Hellenic" stratum, Greek vocabulary made numerous borrowings (kyparissos 'cypress,' asaminthos 'bathing tub,' and so on), and it received from it a number of place-names (e.g., Korinthos), but there is no reason to think that the divergent characters of the Greek dialects (in phonetics and morphology) could be connected with different substrata.
Sellers was initially hesitant about taking on these divergent characters, but Kubrick prevailed.
Consider two wildly divergent characters: a monk or hermit who takes a vow of poverty and spends years in silent meditation, and a homeless person who begs to support a crack habit while doing no harm to others in pursuit of that high.
The divergent character of the infill in the syncline suggests that deposition is syntectonic.
The discovery, characterization, and molecular phylogenetic analyses of species like these test hypotheses about trait evolution and illuminate the transitional stages that link divergent character states.
Studies that place these species into a molecular phylogenetic context test hypotheses about the transitional stages that link divergent character states.
In rhabditid nematodes, the arrangement of the nine bilateral pairs of peripheral sense organs (rays) in tails of males is often the most highly divergent character between species.
The lack of any actin consensus pattern in most of the P. tetraurelia isoforms again illustrates the highly divergent character of actins and ARPs in this organism.
