Sentence examples for Word variety from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, it is the friendlier word "variety," as opposed to "form," that he stresses when discussing his musical ideals.

Because although the word Variety has disappeared from internal TV phone books, the concept is making a comeback.

Doing some research recently on TV in the 1960s, I was struck by the dominance of the word "variety".

Researchers from the University of Michigan's School of Information recently studied hundreds of Facebook posts of the "spread the word" variety.

In other words, variety reigns.

The words "variety," "difficulty," "modulation," "complexity" abound.

I have since been in touch with a critic who sat near Armond White and who reported hearing the "garbage man and doorman" remark, the words Variety reported, and also "white liberal bullshit," and that White was jeering at people loudly earlier in the evening.

Influential words "Variety," "choice," "possibility," and synonyms of these.

In other words, variety in how our brains work is normal, not exceptional.

They are, in other words, varieties of "found" poem – a form I chose with a view to getting round the problem that besets all right-thinking non-combatant war poets, the problem that, for all their well-intentioned sympathy, their response will look gratuitous, or like a vulgar parade of sensitivity.

It started out as a neutral word meaning "variety" that's supposed to describe a group, but somewhere along the way people started referring to individual people as "diverse", like "we're looking for a diverse candidate for this role".