Call it an Ozzie and Harriet sensibility for a diverse, 21st-century America.
And the highly diverse 17th, at least for the moment, has far fewer people from back home.
The company looked just right here in the center's opera house when it presented a signature bill of diverse 20th-century ballets.
Chérif Kouachi was born in 1980 in Paris's diverse 10th arrondissement, which stretches from the Place de la République to the Gare du Nord.
Surely in our diverse 21st-century UK society there is ample room for a variety of lifestyles with many thousands of other B&Bs being willing to accommodate unmarried couples.
Perhaps it was this that prompted FFA CEO David Gallop to deliciously prompt a media discussion by planting the idea that it is now the Socceroos, more so than other national team, which truly represent diverse 21st-century Australia.
In the more diverse 21st century American economy, that is no longer exactly the case, but Muncie's experience of declining manufacturing employment is similar to that of many small cities across the rustbelt.
While his heroic efforts to imbue his real-life experience with heightened sensibility and poetic imagery may have been tempered by an occasional retreat to Christianity and patriotism, his achievement resonates in diverse 20th-century writers such as Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen), the playwright Kaj Munk, and lyrical poets as dissimilar as Jens August Schade and Per Lange.
From humble beginnings as a tin-mining shanty, it has evolved into a culturally diverse 21st-century metropolis.
"There's no question that the urgency around socioeconomic integration in our schools is drawn not only from our desire for better academic outcomes, but also from the understanding that ours is diverse world and we must ensure our students are prepared to succeed in a diverse 21st century society," said U.S. Secretary of Education John King at an event in April.
