Sentence examples for life varies from inspiring English sources

But he has observed that the basic makeup of inner life varies substantially from person to person.

The way of life varies from the nomadism of the small remaining numbers of desert Bedouin to the settled condition of the villagers (fellahin) in the agricultural districts.

The plant life varies considerably from coarse bunchgrasses to thorny, gnarled woods known as caatinga, the name derived from an Indian term meaning "white forest"; most caatinga are stunted, widely spaced, and intermingled with cacti.

Its characteristic life varies between the European and African rural styles, including various intermediate steps, of which the life-style of the évolués (educated Africans) is the most distinctive.

The mean life for the proton, according to the GUTs, depends on this mass; in the simplest GUTs based on SU 5), the mean life varies as the fourth power of the mass of the X boson.

Moreover, rural life in the Cibao Valley generally diverges from that of the southeastern sugar plantations and other areas, and city life varies from the frenetic pace of Santo Domingo to the more relaxed, traditional character of Santiago and smaller towns.

The costs of even a basic, but secure, life vary greatly by region.

A writer's motives in wanting an authorised version (or no version at all) of his or her life vary.

But whether in Paris or in New York, their life varied little, consisting of shopping, formal dinners and answering occasional demands to be patrons of a charity.

The destruction and loss of life varied from one community to another because of different landscapes that affected the force with which the waves struck the shore.

Maazel says even he is forced to admit that he is now at "the wrong end of life" and so concentrates on attempting to "keep my life varied and to exclude anything that is burdensome or boring.