Sentence examples for fascinating variations from inspiring English sources

Seong Chun's exquisite and fascinating variations on Mondrian, however, occupy an entirely different niche.

Stacie Pierce, March's new pastry chef, has devised a menu that plays fascinating variations on American and French classics.

The degree of complexity of a nervous system — in particular its organization into substructures such as brains and nerve cords — shows fascinating variations between animals.

This spoils an otherwise fascinating story, "Variations on a Game," which, until the final gruesome scene, is a subtle psychological study of a sexually wayward marriage (Highsmith said she hated bedroom scenes, and sex is virtually absent from her mature fiction).

But along with supporting the general picture of a long temperature slide until the modern era's warming, the analysis reveals fascinating regional variations, including these: The Arctic was also warmest during the twentieth century, although warmer during 1941 1970 than 1971 2000 according to our reconstruction….

As well as providing national data, the PLR figures also shed a fascinating spotlight on variations in the regions.

Indeed, it is becoming increasingly clear that individuals strongly vary in their ability to respond to internal and external sources of stress and that this fascinating source of variation has enormous implications for the interplay between physiology, morphology and life history evolution [3].

Turnover of acetate groups on bulk histones in mouse embryos has been demonstrated as early as the 1 2 cell stage [11] and microscopical approaches have revealed fascinating inter-blastomere variation in global histone modification levels during the cleavage stages [12], [13].

"This little clue," she says, "points to differences in the core DNA machinery … it's fascinating to think about variation in something so central [to all life]." These findings provide a harmonizing chord to recent work by Kiwoong Nam and Hans Ellegren (2012) demonstrating that recombination slims down genomes.

Reissued together now to mark the 20th anniversary of his death, the two recordings of the Goldberg Variations provide a fascinating comparison.

At once fiendishly complex and breathtakingly simple, WALLE is also made of coloured blocks, recombined in infinite variations and more fascinating than you'd think possible.