Sentence examples for Somewhat unvaried from inspiring English sources

Considering the same Chicago performance, freelance music critic Lawrence A. Johnson, was taken by the use of instrumental colour and also by Turnage's "whipcrack rhythmic vitality", but "If Twice through the Heart [sic] just misses being one of Turnage's top-drawer works, it's because of the somewhat unvaried air of doleful melancholy as well as the text's more pedestrian moments and repetition".

For years, Mr. Dawson's routine has been unvaried.

Not joy unvaried, but seen in many lights.

It was said that his programs were unvaried, that the dances were too much alike.

Vocally he was commanding if unvaried, a convincing approach to an elusive role.

As a result, it was too unvaried in its attractive if soporific tone.

His smooth, creamy baritone is lovely but was, on this night, unvaried and not always effective.

The different arrangements - baroque violins here, Spectorish percussion there - hold the attention, but Hinson's world-weary baritone is unvaried.

But as Florida tumbles toward Election Day, the saturation and repetition are numbing, particularly when the formulas for commercials are so unvaried.

Edgar' is so shapeless and turgid and ham-handed, so rich in bad lines and worse readings," and he calls Eastwood's direction "unvaried".

To reduce the computation complexity, only the parameters of a 'winner' rule closest to the current state are adjusted while those of other rules maintain unvaried.