Sentence examples for utterly diverse from inspiring English sources

A famous political theory links the birth of the modern nation-state with the advent of mass literacy and cheap reading material; a more up-to-date version would surely have to factor in television.And even that theory would now be hopelessly out of date, because in the digital age, both nations and their viewing habits have become utterly diverse.

The payoff, though, was a dazzling and utterly diverse set of shows ranging from the nearly mainstream (but still cheap) to the over-the-top and provocative, all taken in amid crowds of local artists and art lovers — and very few tourists.

Such a union, bureaucratically run from Brussels, is ultimately a nonstarter on a continent so utterly diverse as this one.

I came on this trip feeling optimistic about finding an America that could be healed, but what I've found is a society so steadfast in the utterly diverse exploration of personal freedom of thought and expression that maybe we don't need to be healed Or united, anyway.

Instead, television has never been better or more diverse -- utterly bland sitcoms and skill-free game shows nest cozily under the same parent company as the most challenging dramas and original movies.

But fear not, theater lovers, because there is still hope for a creative, diverse, zany and utterly un-Hollywood stage, as illustrated by the 'Under The Radar' festival at the Public Theater in New York.

An instant classic last spring, "Concerto," named for its tumbling Shostakovich score, looks just as marvelous now: steeped in Soviet ballet traditions and evoking styles as richly diverse as Jerome Robbins and Busby Berkeley, yet utterly contemporary and utterly itself.

So many of us take dozens of pills each day or week, and the organization, timing and monitoring of these multiple medications and their diverse drug interactions and requirements (morning, night, with or without food) is utterly exhausting.