Sentence examples for though disparate from inspiring English sources

An eclipse that took place in February of that year provides Masur with a metaphor that links some of the ominous though disparate events.

Paul Greengrass has a habit of directing historical films in a highly effective, tense documentary style while making striking, though disparate, political points.

The fact that this ebullient, rotund-but-not-corpulent, and cartoonish entertainer is a safe pair of hands should not be held against him, though, and comparisons to Jerry Seinfeld and Peter Kay, though disparate, hint at his universal appeal.

Though disparate in origin, most promise much the same package of wonders looser ties with the EU, less immigration and a restoration of national pride and prosperity as Mr Farage.

Though disparate in subject matter and locale, the photos are unified in intangible ways.

Though disparate in their appearance, each of MacMurray's work is linked by its evocation of the body or the bodily.

What a blast, though, two disparate shows with one thing in common: How they moved!

It resembles the nominate race from Europe (though obviously considerably disparate in distribution) rather closely in coloration but differs from it by being paler, more mottled, and less heavily marked with brown on the upper parts, by having narrower dark shaft streaks on the under parts, which average also duller and more ocher, and by averaging smaller.

Both deal with Latin American culture, though in disparate ways.

Mike Hooper, chief executive of the Commonwealth Games Federation, is fond of saying that the Games are "unashamedly of and for the Commonwealth", as though this disparate group of 2.2 billion people are bound together by their shared interest in the triple jump and table tennis, rather than long-distant history and trade agreements.

Though seemingly disparate products, there's actually some overlap.