Sentence examples for seeming diversity from inspiring English sources

A stomping, creeping menagerie, they embody a Popsicle-hued rainbow of seeming diversity, from their googly eyes to their hydra heads and sticky tentacles.

Kinship, death and its attendant rituals of mourning, birth, the experience of empathy, expressions of sympathy and fear, and the biological needs that give rise to these, are some of the constant elements of human experience that belie the seeming diversity reported by ethnographers (Brown 2004).

Despite this seeming diversity, all extant amniote species constitute a narrow phylogenetic clade and their developmental processes, including those mediating nutritional uptake during embryogenesis, are remarkably conserved.

Jerusalem may have the world's highest diversity of religious belief per square meter but here, it seems, diversity does not produce a lot of tolerance.

Rock music is one of the few areas in music where it seems diversity is not to be encouraged.

If the City is to cleave back goodwill, it seems embracing diversity may not only enable them to change negative perceptions but also attract a new generation of bright, young graduates.

The big change tech needs is a cultural one — and it seems that diversity chiefs are still figuring out how to make it happen.

Instead, it seems beetle diversity stems in part from this group having been around--and evolving--longer than had been appreciated.

The friends seemed a diversity afterthought, for kids with unusual families, like ours.

New York, it would seem, invented diversity and valued it with a grassroots wisdom long before anyone did so in the main media.

On the heels of Barbie's debut of a new line, and American Girl's release of their latest African American addition, it seems that diversity on the shelves is once again a hot discussion topic.