Sentence examples for many disparate elements from inspiring English sources
Lucy Skaer has marshalled too many disparate elements into an installation she has called Thames and Hudson.
It takes an act of will, they say, to hold together a country made up of so many disparate elements.
The dialogue went about establishing a sense of place a little too strenuously, but that's understandable given there were so many disparate elements to bring together.
Sometimes Mason's meticulous research threatens to intrude on the narrative — we learn a little too much about osmium-carbon double bonds, for instance — and the link between the story's many disparate elements can be strained.
Tardy audience members are just one of the many disparate elements Ms. Truscott is pulling into this roughly hourlong dance, which is having its premiere run at the Kitchen (delayed by Hurricane Sandy-related flooding at this Chelsea space).
Around the mid-16th century, there emerged in Italy a lively tradition of popular theatre that fused many disparate elements into a vigorous style, which profoundly influenced the development of European theatre.
There are too many disparate and unnecessary elements that detract from some genuinely interesting themes and ideas.
With Berlin Art Week the already-electrifying city shifts into overdrive, uniting many of the disparate elements that form Berlin's art world in an unprecedented, all-embracing approach across the city's creative spectrum.
There are seemingly so many disparate and surreal elements to the whole saga for instance, the president reportedly cursing out his own chief of staff in front of congressional leaders that the human-level consequences of the shutdown can be glossed over.
By the beginning of the 20th century, many American composers were incorporating disparate elements into their work, ranging from jazz and blues to Native American music.
But in many other aspects, Grossman's novel is like a fable, and it is at times difficult to reconcile these disparate elements.
