Sentence examples for diverse guests from inspiring English sources

Ostensibly, there are two Fox divisions: news journalists, who ask follow-up questions and include diverse guests; and pure ideologues, like the mad king Hannity.

To date, four albums, smattered with such wildly diverse guests as Shaun Ryder and Lou Reed, have been released under that name, and brought Albarn success often even greater than he enjoyed with Blur: certainly, Gorillaz has taken him much closer to the American mainstream than his first band ever managed.

Hayes also pointed out that, by talking about issues beyond the ones that people like John McCain are interested in, you can get more diverse guests.

Unless it's a "widely-attended event," meaning 25 or more "diverse" guests (meaning not just one firm's employees, for instance), and you (the official in question) make a little speech -- then a full meal is okay.

A diverse guest list will add to the excitement and interest of an event, and better its chance of success.

"Having recognized Nollywood as a rapid growing industry, AMC is pleased to not only provide a platform for sharing more socially and culturally relevant stories, but to respond to the feedback from our diverse guest base," Nikkole Denson-Randolph, vice president of alternative and special content for AMC Theaters, said in a news release announcing the deal.

Inviting diverse guest speakers can allow staff members to hear from people in tech that they can more easily relate to.

"The Cheesecake Factory restaurants appeal to a diverse guest base across a broad demographic range," the company said in its most recent annual report.

The show will have an opportunity to speak to them directly, to feature diverse guest stars, and, more than anything, improve on limited and problematic portrayals of trans people that plague network TV.

"As we become a more diverse population, guests should feel curious enough to learn about the wedding customs before attending.

But we can't help but wonder how Colbert will do this (Hire more female writers? Feature more diverse female guests? Focus on topics about women ignored in late-night?) and if he'll actually stick to it throughout his "Late Show" run.