Sentence examples for touch of diversity from inspiring English sources

They have been joined by the bishops of Eastern Orthodox churches (like Greek, Russian and Ukrainian) and two Orthodox Jewish groups — small constituencies but ones that lend the cause a touch of diversity.

This month, bucking the global decline of newspapers, El Espectador relaunched as a daily.That brings a welcome touch of diversity to the Colombian media, which have a reputation for good journalism but narrow ownership.

This is the sad thing, and this is why so many Moroccans demonstrated in the streets the day after because they were shouting -- we were shouting because I was part of them, "Don't touch my country!" We were saying don't touch the diversity of races and religions in my country.

In his BlackHat keynote, Alex Stamos touched upon the importance of diversity of thought, gender and culture.

The panel also touched on the importance of diversity at the board level and some backlash.

The event, dubbed "People Operations Reinvented," kicked off with a presentation by Kapor Klein, in which she touched on the current state of diversity in tech, and pointed out that diversity is not just gender.

Just as he is not immune to the aging process, Damon is capable of making missteps — as he demonstrated in mid-September when remarks he made on the HBO reality series "Project Greenlight" touching on the sensitive issue of diversity in the film industry blew up in his face.

I don't think that my boredom with touch games comes from a lack of diversity in the market.

This combination between central core and the external envelope touch this diversity in houses of Biskra city through different periods of time to create a comfortable thermal environment.

The lack of diversity issue in Silicon Valley touches all aspects of the industry — entrepreneurship, big tech company demographics and venture capital.

Beyond fundraising and the typical venture capital discussion, Wilson touched on the nature of the Union Square Ventures partnership and (when prompted by our moderator) its lack of diversity.