Sentence examples for make a disparate from inspiring English sources

Yet Jay-Z and Mr. Timberlake make a disparate pairing: the rapper and the singer, the triumphant hustler and the boyish romantic, the ex-drug dealer and the ex-Mouseketeer.

What are the secret laws that make a structurally disparate work cohere as a stage world and a seemingly unified one fall apart?

It has been quite an achievement to make a democracy out of this disparate society.

"You can't have a business that makes just one app, or even a business that makes a lot of disparate apps," says Kay. "We're making a series of content, where if someone likes WordWorld, hopefully they'll buy all 10 to 15 episodes.

Congress should revise that section to allow coverage when a state makes a voting change with a disparate racial impact, not just discriminatory intent.

In his surprisingly starry big-screen career, Djalili has made a dazzling array of disparate characters his own.

I really like how you've made a narrative out of disparate parts, the way elements rub up against each other to create a story.

England's 2018 World Cup bid makes a virtue of this disparate fan base, arguing that every country will enjoy local support.

_ I really like how you've made a narrative out of disparate parts, the way elements rub up against each other to create a story.

He makes a connection between the disparate, scattered world of the Greek city states and Greek polytheism, which was more a set of local cults than a centralised religious system.

You sense, in paging through the catalog, that Mr. Tomaszewski made a deeper connection between these disparate sources — "Blue Velvet" and "Merzbau"; Modernism and Postmodernism — in earlier versions of the piece.