Sentence examples for a varied version from inspiring English sources

If so, there would be a chance to trace the development through time, and from island to island, of the fauna and flora of a place Darwin fully expected to be a varied version of the familiar South American biota as he had already observed in the Falklands and the Chonos Archipelago.

"The premise of this approach is really that South Sudan was more or less OK before the war broke out, so putting the same elite back together with a varied version of the distribution of power, wealth and guns will not solve the problem," he said.

"The premise of this approach is really that South Sudan was more or less OK before the war broke out, so putting the same elite back together with a varied version of the distribution of power, wealth, and guns will not solve the problem," Alex de Waal, director of the World Peace Foundation at Tufts University, told VICE News before Kiir's signing.

Jim Wallis, a chummy anti-war evangelical who wrote the best-seller, "God's Politics: Why the Right Gets it Wrong and the Left doesn't Get it", points to the huge audiences he gets around the country as evidence that many Christians want a more varied version of moral politics than just abortion and gay marriage.There is probably something in this, but it is hard to see the Democrats seizing it.

For example, the C.I.A. should have tried to place more sophisticated and varied versions of John Walker Lindh everywhere years ago.

The framed prints, he notices now, all depict Mary Magdalene: a varied assortment of half-naked, half-clothed versions of her, repentant or otherwise, some of them painted by pious Christians, others sly caricatures intended as pornography.

The four versions were equally challenging but candidates faced a varied selection of questions.

Hispanics are a varied lot.

A varied variety is redundant.

He also had a varied musical career.

The Japanese people enjoy a varied diet.