Sentence examples for diverse look from inspiring English sources

Hobart fashion has traditionally favoured wind-breaker utiliarian (think North Face fleece teamed with jeans) – but the burgeoning arts and cultural scene of recent years has resulted in a more diverse look on Hobart's streets.

The Japanese-American Sono Osato — first-billed on the original production's poster — had had a success in "One Touch of Venus" and was also known in New York from her Ballets Russes days; she was gorgeous but unconventional, although her Asian looks reflected the astonishingly diverse look of the real Miss Subways.

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The people there have very diverse looks and span the full skin color spectrum.

In short, no one has had more diverse looks than Madonna.

They can be good, yet it feels like it's taking too long to recognize how critical it is that the media celebrate the diversity of women--what diverse women look like, what they sound like, how they behave, their occupations, their statuses, et cetera...

A change last year in the way race is reported to the government may affect how diverse campuses look.

We believe that good design supports the purpose (not just the appeal) of content, so Medium is diverse in look and feel ranging from different types of articles to images to, eventually, much more.

To see more of Max Vadukul's diverse work, look through his website here.

After the team wisely lowered expectations, his wins in four states – including the more diverse Colorado – looked impressive.

But a more diverse group looks surprisingly coherent stylistically in both Ms. Molnar's "Six Fold Illuminate" and Mr. Wheeldon's "Commedia".