diverseness

The problem with Clinton-style diversity is that it lacks diverseness.

The biggest being the diverseness of the different settlements even though they are within a tight nit district.

One example of that shift is the increasing diverseness of those chosen to appear in Levi's commercials.

Sonata-form has been ascribed to the 35-minute first movement, but it is a confining description for such profusions and diverseness.

And thereupon my diverseness doth rise.

This hybrid structure-part prose romance and part classical drama-allows Sidney to contain the diverseness of romance within the cohesiveness of the dramatic arc.

"We seem to be eliminating, step by step, all aspects of diverseness, and we give impetus to the trend toward a colorless society," he wrote to his colleagues in protest.

Due to the number, frequency, diverseness, and exposure of the threats made by radical protesters, the police were concerned about facing protesters armed with unknown weapons and unknown intentions.

The diverseness of their appearance gives no clue to the similarity in the origin and function of the male and female germ cells (which are also known as gametes, or marrying cells).