Sentence examples for diverse figures from inspiring English sources

"Which is extremely important when trying to present diverse figures in history".

The videos feature diverse figures from politicians and pop stars to celebrities, comedians, and an array of people that only the internet could bring together.

The bombing of UN-run schools and rising civilian casualties in Gaza however has emboldened diverse figures to speak out – only in some cases to swiftly retreat.

Its pantheon of saints includes such diverse figures as the Buddha, Confucius, Jesus Christ, Muḥammad, Pericles, Julius Caesar, Joan of Arc, Victor Hugo, and Sun Yat-sen.

The primacy of the literal sense was later advocated by such diverse figures as Thomas Aquinas, Nicholas of Lyra, John Colet, Martin Luther, and John Calvin.

Ms. Topaz's convictions led her to notate works by more than 25 choreographers, including such diverse figures as George Balanchine, Gower Champion, Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, José Limón, Jerome Robbins, Paul Taylor and Tudor.

Mr. Angle emerged as the most diverse figure; with Ms. Reichlen he had a true pas de deux.

The word caricature derives from the Italian verb caricare ("to load," "to surcharge" as with exaggerated detail) and seems to have been used first by Mosini in Diverse Figure (1646).

P. putida LS46 and P. putida DOT-T1E had a maximum sequence identity of 97.7%, but their genome arrangements were very diverse (Figure 2).

Bacterial and yeast communities of the hybrid KMC-IMBG1 grown in a mixture of filter-sterilized BTH with added sweetened fermented cabbage brine were expectedly much more diverse (Figure 3).

The diversity of bacterial communities were similar between hardwood and Calocedrus soils in Wulai and hardwood and Calocedrus soils in Lienhuachi; the Chamaecyparis forest soils in Yuanyang Lake was the least diverse (Figure 1).