Sentence examples for and so varied from inspiring English sources

I really like the Glastonbury crowd because it's so big and so varied.

Jeyasingh's idiom is now at once so personal and so varied in its influences that the label Indian has become almost redundant.

So protean are its forms and so varied its features that even specialist prognoses of aggressiveness, invasion and response to treatment have typically generated more exceptions than rules.

After the return, the slump and the tournament of a lifetime, his emotions were so strong, so wide and so varied, he could not come close to explaining them.

It's impossible to summarize a collection of fiction that is so vast and so varied, so below you'll find a small selection of fiction from the archive — including excerpts from a few novels that got their start in the magazine.

The choreography, by Denis Jones, is lively, confident and so varied that it takes a long time to remember that Bob Fosse, the master of slink, bump and grind, did the original.

Antelopes have adapted to many different ecological niches and so vary in their size, shape, locomotion, diet, social organization, and antipredator strategy.

But since over-the-counter preparations are sold as dietary supplements, not drugs, they are not regulated by the FDA and so vary widely in efficacy.

Because there is no requirement for elementary students to take any arts courses, art programs are left up to the school's principal and its publicly elected local school council (LSC), and so vary from school to school.

In the absence of light (DD), n-alkanes and methyl-alkanes generally show AV<100%, and so vary less with TA than expected.

Estimated values of β are highly dependent on model structure and so vary widely between models.