Sentence examples for is remarkably varied from inspiring English sources

As always, the source material is remarkably varied, ranging from the nineteenth-century children's novel "Heidi" to the writings of Tatsumi Hijikata, a founder of the postwar Japanese expressionist dance style Butoh.

The merchandise inside is remarkably varied: rosewood fruit bowls ($120); a small, graceful bedside clock ($40) from Denmark that would suit my son's modern decor; wooden cocktail stirrers ($40 for six); steel coasters ($85 for four); and one-of-a-kind ceramic bowls and trays by Tsubusa Katoh, a Japanese artist ($420 to $1,900).

Yet belief in America is remarkably varied, extending beyond groups that are easily classified as liberal or conservative.

The findings reveal that sexting is remarkably varied in terms of context, meaning and intention, with the potential for consensual and non-consensual aspects of the activity.

These maps, together with Pluto's lightcurve and the periodic variations in its infrared spectra, reveal that Pluto's surface is remarkably varied, with large changes in both brightness and color.

The form and size of kites are remarkably varied.

The show's more than three dozen numbers are remarkably varied.

Because their stems do not develop secondary vascular tissues, their possible growth habits are restricted, but within these limits they are remarkably varied.

The quality of play was remarkably high for a match of this length; it was remarkably varied, as well, with both players using close to the full range of strokes.

Still, the essays are remarkably varied and of consistent high quality, and demonstrate that, talent aside, it's useful when reflecting on the world to do so from a solid base of knowledge.

Some scientists in the field borrow the term "ecosystem services" from ecology to catalog all the things that the microbial community does for us as its host or habitat, and the services rendered are remarkably varied and impressive.