disparate
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Still other critics are baffled that Borges was influenced by such strange and disparate sources.
The so-called moderate opposition—made up of hundreds of disparate groups—is often immoderate and rarely cohesive.
So, as I say, a disparate bunch but in a couple of ways the form in which cartoonists choose to work binds them.
There will be no Peach state Todd Akin after the disparate Tea Party strands in Georgia failed to produce a competitive candidate.
Nowhere are these disparate conditions more evident than in Bab al-Salameh.
Millions of Refugees from Syria’s War Are Clinging to Life In Toxic ConditionsChristopher Looney
April 14, 2014
Historical Examples of disparate
Disparate values cannot in any way be compared, so long as a transformation of the one into the other is impossible.
An Introduction to PsychologyWilhelm Max Wundt
Of course, such hiatuses are to be expected; even in man such enigmas as the disparate sex ratio still challenge the investigator.
Natural History of the Racer Coluber constrictorHenry S. Fitch
To make sense of disparate data and from them form new productive endeavors is a formidable task.
The Civilization of IlliteracyMihai Nadin
Disparate racial elements mingled in the long Southern oval and the Slavonic modelling of brow and cheek-bone.
TanteAnne Douglas Sedgwick
He has succeeded, according to them, in heaping together an immense amount of information, but it is of the most disparate value.
Catholic Churchmen in ScienceJames J. Walsh