The Illustrated London News announced While many artists helped to develop camouflage during and since World War I, the disparate sympathies of the two cultures restrained the use of "militaristic" forms other than in the work of war artists.
My co-workers and I were a disparate group.
R.P.: I love connecting disparate things in a poem, different times and tones and registers, braiding them into one, as I said — and the Holy Land is the perfect site for that.
For instance, "A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters I-XVIII" connects eighteen disparate groups of people through their bloodlines, and "Contraband," from 2010, was a performance where you lived in J.F.K. airport for a week to document all items seized by the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.
I use three disparate social theories to illustrate possibilities following from alternative organizational representations.
To understand how factors differentially affect these two types of innovation, I connect two disparate concepts: relative absorptive capacity and selective intervention.
I suppose combining disparate mediums makes it possible to discover new or seldom explored possibilities within each medium.
As someone who has studied prison privatization extensively, I find that disparate research findings highlight the inability to make an apples-to-apples comparison between public and privately-run prisons.
"…I use many disparate elements to form either a figure, or part of a background.
To avoid leading people to generalise about disparate laws, I never use the term "intellectual property", and I never miss it either.
It was two disparate things when I started to write — and I wasn't very confident, I thought I would just see how it goes.
