Sentence examples for most diverse crowd from inspiring English sources

In front of the most diverse crowd I've ever seen at a "classical music" concert, Mr. Pierson led an ensemble of the orchestra's members in three songs by the hip-hop artist (and Bedford-Stuyvesant native) Mos Def, who also joined in a brilliant performance of Frederic Rzewski's "Coming Together," written after the 1971 Attica prison uprising.

Most diverse crowd: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

The Saturday night headliner brought in the most diverse crowd of the weekend, hands down.

"It's a great party with a variety of DJs, live performers and visual artists the entire night, and brings the actual most diverse crowd I've seen at any series," Collins said.

Harris has drawn among the campaign's largest and most diverse crowds, building upon an ability to ignite a bulwark of the party's base: African American women.

THE first thing a person notices after entering Tillman's, the soul music lounge on West 26th Street in Manhattan, is that it contains one of the most diverse crowds in New York.

Not only was the music on point, but it was one of the most diverse crowds that I have seen at an event in the city.

At around 6PM, Syntagma Square began to swell with the one of the most diverse crowds I've ever seen in Greece's capital.

And now, some anecdotal observations: New York lives up to its melting pot reputation as it appears to be home to the the most racially diverse crowd of selfie-ers.

Now under the familiar shelter and shade provided by the towering elms that encircle the Blue Stage, Compton's latest rapper to sign to Aftermath Records and shining star of Black Hippy, Kendrick Lamar grabs the mic and greets the most ethnically diverse crowd of the entire weekend.

Today is busy enough, with herds of small people from a vast range of ethnic backgrounds – the area is one of the most diverse in the country – crowding around the fold-out tables in a bright, airy hall just off the reception area.