Sentence examples for diverse affair from inspiring English sources

It is a diverse affair, the kind of relaxed, mixed show that used to be the norm in summer.

Matador is a diverse affair and boasts of being able to incorporate Neu!, Disney musicals, Swedish psychedelicists Goat, Gyorgy Ligeti and the work of Brian Eno.

Its début concert — featuring such distinguished guests as the violist Lawrence Dutton, the pianist Gary Graffman, and the Ethos Percussion Quartet — is a diverse affair featuring music by Brahms, John Adams Johnhn's Book of Alleged Dances"), Jennifer Higdon, Giovanni Sollima (a première), and Mohamed Abdul Wahab.

The collection of DJs was itself a supremely diverse affair, with artists from Mexico meshing with the likes of Havana's female live-tech duo Pauza some of the only successful female DJs to find acclaim in Cuba thus far.

While the furry little guy was previously accompanied by another hamster (hampstress?) on his miniature Valentine's Day date, his Independence Day banger is a more diverse affair, incluing a floppy rabbit, an albino hedgehog, and even HelloDenizen himself.

Ironically, last month's Screen Actors Guild SAGG) awards, typically viewed as predictive of who will win on Oscar night, proved to be a diverse affair with minority actors and actresses winning nominations and awards voted on by their peers.

Her four novels before this one have been diverse affairs in terms of style, content, and setting, but there is always an offbeat, quirky tone to her writing that is a delight to readers searching for something new and fresh on the shelves.

The festival, which just started today in the northwestern state of Rajasthan, is an astonishingly diverse and gaudy affair, with five enormous venues centered around the Diggi Palace, smack in the middle of Jaipur's Pink City.

Attempts to ground special obligations have appealed to diverse states of affairs, including the intrinsic nature of the special relationship, the nature of the party to whom the obligations are owed, the expectations of the party to whom the obligations are owed, and the nature of persons as psychological continuants bound by relations between mental states.

He started in television in 1983 as a reporter on Channel 4's current affairs programme, Diverse Reports, and in 1986 he co-founded FulcrumTV.

The entire affair, with its diverse cast of characters and complicated plot and subplot, deserves an operatic libretto, or at the very least a soap opera.