Sentence examples for strangely diverse from inspiring English sources
"We're talking about this really strangely diverse community".
Along the way, however, it does much to suggest the range of this composer, so strangely diverse and still so disconcerting.
Though it is perhaps the simplest hat possible brimless and traditionally made from hand-matted wool the beret has strangely diverse connotations.
"One of the things that locals are very concerned about is that in Peckham you've got a very diverse yet strangely coherent community," says Mark Saunders, who is currently making a film "Bleacher on the Rye" detailing the community's response to the Gateway regeneration scheme.
With backgrounds rooted in two distinct and diverse cities, Potatohead People's musical output is strangely cohesive and honeyed.
A diverse mixture of people take part, and it's strangely moving to see such a variety of people all with a common intent: nailing their (rainbow) colours to the mast of the human race.
On My One, however, sees Bugg also draw on a more diverse range of genres in a way so crude and conspicuous that it is strangely captivating.
MaerzMusik couldn't afford one of those big pieces; somehow, it was strangely comforting for an American to encounter a German arts institution with money strains, even if Berlin's amazingly diverse cultural offerings have long been under financial siege.
