Sentence examples for somewhat diverse from inspiring English sources

"There's something about things Tibetan that attract people who are of somewhat diverse orientations," Dr. Doyle says.

Also, while the force is somewhat diverse, most of the recruits sent here by the interim Afghan defense minister, Gen. Muhammad Fahim, are members of his own ethnic group -- Tajiks.

Though Latin in speech and culture, the Roman population must have been somewhat diverse from earliest times, a circumstance that may help to account for the openness of Roman society in historical times.

Other figures associated with New Criticism include Cleanth Brooks, R.P. Blackmur, Robert Penn Warren, and W.K. Wimsatt, Jr., although their critical pronouncements, along with those of Ransom, Richards, and Empson, are somewhat diverse and do not readily constitute a uniform school of thought.

The results have been somewhat diverse.

As children and families vary in their needs, this should result in somewhat diverse services.

Meanwhile, Thailand is becoming somewhat more diverse.

The first Warren court was somewhat more diverse than the Rehnquist court, operating as if with 5.16 ideal justices.

"In 2000 New Jersey will be somewhat more diverse than the nation as a whole -- but not dramatically so," the researchers wrote.

The map also makes the Second District, held by Representative Jared Polis, a Democrat, somewhat more diverse, while still probably leaning toward the Democrats, the professor said.

After relying very heavily on profit from sport utility vehicle sales in the United States over the last several years, Ford managed a somewhat more diverse blend of earnings in the second quarter.