Sentence examples for but variously from inspiring English sources
Stress is a term widely used but variously defined.
Results showed that EHRs did not consistently improve efficiency, but variously reduced, added, or simply changed work tasks.
The numbers, in which he both speaks and sings, are slight, whimsical and quaint but variously touched by satire, absurdism and pathos.
Watery, dark, silent, a place of sensuality and secrecy; of masks and masquerading; of an always possibly treacherous beauty; of Desdemona and Iago, Shylock, Volpone; of conspiracy and courtesans in Otway; an obvious setting for many Gothic novels Venice is not written from the inside but variously appropriated from without.
In When the Lights Went Out, David Nye views power outages in America from 1935 to the present not simply as technical failures but variously as military tactic, social disruption, crisis in the networked city, outcome of political and economic decisions, sudden encounter with sublimity, and memories enshrined in photographs.
It has been established that native BMSF is composed of three protein subunits, H-chain, L-chain and glycoprotein P25 (fibrohexamerin), with the approximate molecular masses of, respectively, 360 kDa (but variously reported), 26 and 30 kDa, which are encoded by the h-fib, l-fib and fhx genes (Inoue et al. 2000; Julien et al. 2005).
The music here, associated with this early Irish saint but drawn variously from the seventh, 10th and 14th centuries, has been prepared by Barnaby Brown in collaboration with Geoffrey Webber and his formidable choir.
A formerly viable-seeming category in the pregnant space between music and visual art, sound art has been largely superseded since the 1970's by video and installation art, which also mix sound and image but more variously.
He re-creates the journey undertaken by each painter in his move from representational art to the abstract--a journey that in most cases began with cubism but led variously to symbolism, futurism, surrealism, theosophy, anthropology, Jungian analysis, and beyond.
Much of that anger – shared outside Muslim communities, too – is directed at Israel, but also variously at Hamas, Egypt, the US and the UK, depending on political outlook and perspective, as was seen by marches from Glasgow to London last Saturday.
Symptoms were important, ultimately leading people to seek care, but were variously interpreted based on psychosocial and situational factors.
