Sentence examples for divergent style from inspiring English sources
CHICAGO, Oct. 18 — The Joffrey Ballet has long been known for its versatility, moving as it has from one divergent style to another with easy verve for half a century.
The country was devastated, broken, but artists like Max Beckmann, Georg Grosz, Otto Dix, and August Sander, with their divergent style, gave sober, unsentimental and graphic depictions of the tumultuous years of the Weimar Republic.
Within the derived rattlesnake group, Crotalus catalinensis has the most divergent style.
We hypothesize that the divergent style morphology in this species represents an alternative evolutionary path towards rattle segment retention that led to the adjustment of morphology of the prongs rather than an increase in rattle size.
Candidates of Divergent Styles Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore fume when staff members arrive late for meetings.
The divergent styles also represent the delicate balance that academic presses must strike between academic authority and playful experimentation.
Two final sets showed both the challenges and the benefits of collaboration among artists of divergent styles.
The two, and their divergent styles, are on full display in the recently released HBO documentary "Fire & Ice".
At a news conference in Queens, Mr. Bloomberg insisted that there was no design behind his and Mr. Miller's divergent styles.
Beyond their rhythm and offensive flow, the Mavericks and the Kings often talk about their chemistry, the way they seamlessly meld their divergent styles and personalities.
The Carolina Panthers and the Indianapolis Colts played the kind of game expected from two unbeaten teams with divergent styles but similar passion Sunday.
