Sentence examples similar to fine varieties from inspiring English sources

I am fine" variety, which, Pepperberg figured, didn't mean much to a parrot.

Everyone but Butcher calls for the fine variety, which is almost the same size as couscous.

But Hajime's draw is the fine variety of pristine raw fish kept on hand.

Which is fine – variety is the spice of yadda yadda yadda.

"The Lemon Table" concerns itself with old age and aging, territory upon which Barnes imposes a fine variety of plots and moods.

I found my "Star Wars" children's indoor sleeping bag at Bradlees department store in Union Square, although Toys R UsUstocksks a fine variety as well ($30 and under) often featuring colorful graphics from movies like "Tarzan" or "Toy Story".

A volunteer can be defined as one who "freely offers to do something" and the offerings from the RR community this week produced a fine variety of takes on the "something" in question.

It seems to trudge and mutter as it goes, with a fine variety of sometimes polysyllabic rhymes adding a humour that's nonetheless quite lacking in lightness of heart.

Then there were those like Alexander Herzen, a Russian émigré and radical philosopher, who took a more particularist approach, believing that "these institutions were the products not of logic, nor of grand ideas, but of history, grown over time like a fine variety of rose, adapted perfectly to the condition of the English clay".Voltaire rejected this view of democracy.

This suggests that all nano-sized zinc is potentially dangerous, not only the super fine variety.

Australia is the world's leading exporter of wool, particularly of the finer varieties.