Sentence examples for has seen variations from inspiring English sources

In films and on television the post-Hughes landscape has seen variations with more bite and depth, from the black-comic subversions of "Heathers" and "Welcome to the Dollhouse" to the bittersweet subtleties of "My So-Called Life" and "Freaks and Geeks".

We've seen variations of this before with Sexy Beast, The Business and Donkey Punch, so I wasn't expecting a great deal.

It's a great idea (one that we have seen variations on in the Call of Duty series, among others), but it also means you have to use the new DB weapons, which are vastly inferior to the original COG ones.

"As I have traveled throughout the world, I have seen variations of this familiar theme on several continents," says Martinez.

Here's this pretty complex game that people understand because they've seen variations of it before.

Sepinwall commended "At Long Last Leave", commenting that "like many latter-day Simpsons outings, [it] features a story we've seen variations on several times before (including in The Simpsons Movie), but also features many funny jokes that affirm my belief that I'm happier to live in a world that keeps giving us new Simpsons episodes than I will be in the one where that inevitably stops".

It is interesting to note that we have seen variation in boot times for AWS depending on where the request is made from.

Valentine has been assured by team trainers that there is nothing physically wrong with Ventura, and he has seen Ventura try variations on his leg kick and his stance.

The policy begins with oil and Israel in the 1940s and has seen only minor variations since.

The past decade has seen an explosion of variation data demonstrating that diversity of both protein-coding sequences and of regulatory elements of protein-coding genes is common and of functional importance.

However, the basis of color variation has seen little research in arowana with the exception of studies by Mohd-Shamsudin et al. (2011) and Mu et al. (2012) who found no consistent patterns of divergence between color variants and mitochondrial markers.