Sentence examples for is more various from inspiring English sources

"Do You Like Stuff?" is more various and understatedly humorous.

But the collection is more various and bold than this obsessive central theme suggests.

Ms. Gens sings altogether more flowingly and naturally, and her expressive tone is more various: there are wonderful moments coming out of a single vowel sound at an important turn in the line.

One might counter that Emerson's own "Representative Men" fits that bill, but one might also argue, as I am, that the "human scale" is more various than all that.

And although space station provender is more various and imaginative than it used to be – and sometimes reflects national traditions of the astronaut tenants - it still has to be prepared and packaged in ways that keep the wrappings light and stop the crumbs floating away into the air conditioning system.

What is more, various kinds of sensors installed on the robot feed back the signals of interest, such as the force signal, electromyography (EMG) signal, and heart rate.

But, in what may be America's most diverse city, the outcomes have been more various.

The ways in which it takes its toll are more various and better concealed.

Tomine's characters and situations are more various than Munro's, and the emotional concision of his stories even more miraculous.

But two other works, "Vertigo" (published in German in 1990 and in English in 1999) and "The Rings of Saturn," are more various than this, and all of his four major books have an eccentric sense of playfulness.

Though the levels are more various, they're still basically matching familiar scenario A to fixed solution A. They recognize a chess situation on a chess board, and can find in their memory the next move that led most often to victory in human games, but this, the skeptics grumble, was just very well-indexed idiocy, not true smarts.