Sentence examples for rather disparate from inspiring English sources

A rather disparate society.

To meet Brooklyn's Battles, is to meet four rather disparate individuals.

At first sight it appears a rather disparate package of about a dozen different measures.

Michele Fiammardente brought an eager and stylish Italianate tenor sound to the rather disparate role of Dimitri.

While these may seem like rather disparate areas of research, much of the empirical data is the same, as are the analytical techniques and conceptual issues.

The policies of Erik VII and the subsequent rulers of the Kalmar Union aimed to consolidate and hold together this rather disparate collection of territory.

Taken as a whole -and it is a coherent rather than disparate whole -andse essays offer carefully framed and yet britlisnt insights into what is surely among the world's most troublesome long-term dilemmas.

Philip Harding, president of HGC and a Harvard Kennedy School student, came up with the idea after hearing President Drew Faust speak about the need to have One Harvard, rather than disparate Schools.

Like all biographers of Leonardo before them, these two authors wrestle with the problem of forming coherence from the rather few, disparate fragments of "fact" which give only shadowy shape to Leonardo's life.

The goal of the project, Puentes said, is to make buses "the mode of choice for the region's roads by 2030". It will likely recommend a more regional governance structure and a clearer delineation of funding sources — rather than disparate jurisdictional bus subsidies covering routes in their municipalities.

The two male judges conceded that women may be "more reticent about urinating in public than men," but said Ms. DeClue had erred by making her case on "hostile work environment" grounds rather than "disparate impact" grounds, and they could do nothing for her.