Sentence examples for noticeably diverse from inspiring English sources

A noticeably diverse cast of officers filled the seats.

The range of interpretations that are revealed by the translations illustrates Mallarmé's success in making poetry that lends itself to noticeably diverse interpretations.

Audiences at their shows are noticeably diverse, from the tattooed to the gray-haired as well as the tattooed gray-haired.

While most of the characters in "Hamilton" are based on white historical figures, the cast is -- for the majority, save for King George III and a few others -- noticeably diverse.

Coverage of geographical locations within Canada was noticeably diverse.

Once a bastion of Caucasian maleness, it is now a noticeably more diverse, youngish and ethnically mixed orchestra.

Though the field has always attracted people seeking a new career, the pool of novices is becoming noticeably more diverse than it was, say, 10 years ago.

If only there were some global, free messaging service on which we could complain to the world about Bill Murray not showing up? Second and, no joke, Flight had a noticeably more diverse audience than most other tech events.

In recent years, the academy has invited noticeably more diverse classes of new members to its ranks, but those inductees haven't changed the face of the academy in a material way because they make up such a small percentage of the entire constituency, which numbers more than 6,000.

The students in her master's and doctoral program were noticeably less diverse--fewer women, Hispanics, and African-Americans--than those in her undergraduate courses in physics.

The northern non-phytodetritus subregion is noticeably less beta-diverse.