Sentence examples for really disparate from inspiring English sources

The reason that J. P. Morgan runs so many disparate businesses, he says, is that they aren't really disparate.

"Italian design can be really disparate, but with Scandinavian design there's a shared sensibility," said Mr. Wright, 49, whose company holds two sales a year devoted exclusively to vintage Scandinavian design.

There's all these really disparate pieces of information and data".

He showed me and I was totally not mixing, but I think it was about selection at the time and my interests were really disparate.

SCNU professor Ao Xianyu, writing on behalf of COER, says that work on absorption and cloaking aren't really so disparate, arguing that the mathematical tools of transformation optics are applicable to designing better absorbers.

But for her wider frame of reference -- the reason she left Nashville -- there's the rest of this not-really-country record, indebted to sources as disparate as Dusty Springfield, Phil Spector and Doug Sahm.

Folks, is this really where we want to be? Haven't disparate visions of God caused the world enough grief that we don't want disparate visions of dinner to do the same?

In truth, political authority in the UK does not work remotely like this: it is disparate, scattered, and even if someone in power was interested in helping you, they probably wouldn't really be allowed to.

The settings are disparate.

It was important "for us to really not have disparate voices," Ms. Rodriguez said.

But what really ties all these disparate threads together is the place itself.