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  • As someone who had spent his life exploring the hidden interconnectivity of disparate emblems and ideologies,  (source)
  • ...Chaplain Trey Vaughn told this large and disparate gathering.  (source)
    disparate = including very
  • On the surface they will be disparate in character and position  (source)
    disparate = very different
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  • ...to weld their disparate personalities into a cohesive fighting unit.  (source)
    disparate = very different (kinds of)
  • Too cheap, bewilderingly massed together, the summerlike, winterlike, springlike flowers tied up in bunches made him glance disparately at the old man marking down the price on a jug of tulips, and at three turbaned Hindus who bought nothing but in calm turn smelled the bouquets until they stood there' with all their six eyes closed, translated into still another world.†  (source)
    disparately = in very different ways
  • We live entirely, especially if we are writers, by the imposition of a narrative line upon disparate images, by the "ideas" with which we have learned to freeze the shifting phantasmagoria which is our actual experience.  (source)
    disparate = very different
  • Too cheap, bewilderingly massed together, the summerlike, winterlike, springlike flowers tied up in bunches made him glance disparately at the old man marking down the price on a jug of tulips, and at three turbaned Hindus who bought nothing but in calm turn smelled the bouquets until they stood there with all their six eyes closed, translated into still another world.†  (source)
    disparately = in very different ways
  • With just nine days to go before their first game, Luma figured her best shot at getting this disparate group of boys to bond was to make them face adversity together.  (source)
    disparate = very different
  • Too cheap, bewilderingly massed together, the summerlike, winterlike, springlike flowers tied up in bunches made him glance disparately at the old man marking down the price on a jug of tulips, and at three turbaned Hindus who bought nothing but in calm turn smelled the bouquets until they stood there with all their six eyes closed, translated into still another world.†  (source)
    disparately = in very different ways
  • I learned to concentrate disparate forces and sensations and make them run together,  (source)
    disparate = very different
  • Like most mysteries, it was a puzzle with many disparate pieces.  (source)
  • But I thought that Mitt was beginning to appreciate the differences in the three of us ... that this was our truest world, rich with disparate melodies.  (source)
  • Many things, even disparate things, are reminding me of Taylor.†  (source)
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