Sentence examples for were disparate from inspiring English sources
adjective
Composed of inherently different or distinct elements; incongruous.
- The board of the company was decidedly disparate – no two members from the same social or economic background.
His results were disparate and largely intuitive, which is often the case.
While the works that drew big numbers were disparate, each one was a quintessential example of its author's work.
Punk and minimalism, two influential avant-gardes in the 1970's, were disparate siblings -- one disruptive, one meditative -- but both used strategies of simplicity and repetition.
"He walked into a situation where there were disparate voices and disparate viewpoints and he quickly brought order to the house.
Joan Vidra, who worked in the Moody's sovereign debt group from 1995 until early 2009, said there were "disparate voices" but they did not win out to those who saw no need to lower Greece's rating to levels that would indicate a default risk.
Pollock's movements and directions were disparate and resulted in a stratified pictorial surface with intricate patterns of lines and colors.
The settings are disparate.
It is "Disparate Objects," not "Sisterhood".
Yet they are disparate performers.
The Cuban diaspora in London is disparate.
The population is disparate as well as desperate.
