Sentence examples for it a variation from inspiring English sources

I just consider it a variation on a theme.

(Ineloquently, he called it "a variation of the dumb blonde syndrome").

Jet, in 1953, called it "a variation of the sex lottery . . .

His message carries with it a variation on rock-star excess; instead of being the most drugged-out or sexed-up among us, he's the most idealistic.

People at that time, and for themselves or a few others, might play only what they liked from it, a variation here, a variation there.

But that's not all: John's other columns include the amusing Week's Best Invented Words, collected from every corner of the internet, and Ponder It, a variation on a column entitled Things We Learned This Week.

It said it used a variation of the Black-Scholes approach, the most widely-used method for valuing stock options.

It is a variation of a well-known dish.

It's a variation on an old theme.

It was a variation on "Medea," circa 19th-century New Orleans.

It is a variation on the Times Square conundrum.