Sentence examples for some disparate from inspiring English sources

At best, he says, it is gibberish, mixing together some disparate Chinese characters.

You know, the one that was written about here, here and here, to name some disparate sources.

Working in both Los Angeles and New York, in film and in painting, Goldstein connected some disparate corners of the art world — not just movements, like Pop and Minimalism, but competing models of artistic success.

"Waterborne," Bruce Murkoff's first novel, is about some disparate folk whose destinies converge in the Nevada desert for the construction of the Boulder Dam, and it reads at times like a highly stylized storyboard for just such a movie.

The evening's brightest spotlight will be turned on Jorg Widmann, a clarinetist and composer who has studied with Henze and (currently) Wolfgang Rihm, making him the heir apparent to some disparate threads of contemporary German composition.

In Mr. Kozlowski's mind and in the board's mind, eventually there would be some synergies to have some disparate businesses, to utilize Tyco Capital to help out its industrial businesses, for example.

Rather than kicking off with a directorial essay or some other explanatory text, it begins with a "visual prologue," in which some 190 disparate objects are shown, each in a photograph occupying its own page.

The climax of Expo 58 brings the personal and the political into a brilliant and satisfying conclusion, ravelling up some apparently disparate strands into a satisfyingly antic tapestry.

Now, I've been in front of some pretty disparate audiences, but singing for the leaders of the free world was quite extraordinary.

— TMZ offers a media hybrid of text, video, links and polls in a snackable package, which makes sense considering that it is a collaboration of some seemingly disparate elements of Time Warner.

The term in this comprehensive context combines some quite disparate categories of art; therefore, as a workable field of art-historical study, folk art is generally treated separately from certain other kinds of peoples' arts, notably the "primitive" (defined as the work of prehistoric and preliterate peoples).