Sentence examples for life varieties from inspiring English sources

Although the novel brings to life varieties of religious experience ("the whole spectrum of shades"), Kay knows full well that in fiction faith, or its loss, must appear "always in the concrete.

"As in so many other aspects of life, variety truly is the spice of life".

In addition to being the spice of life, variety is important for a good undergraduate science education.

The producers of Downton Abbey have a TV series in the works called Freud: The Secret Casebook, set in fin de siècle Vienna, positing Freud as the first "profiler", and delving into his own "tangled and provocative personal life", Variety reported April 16.

And by genuine, I'm talking about the "I'm happy with life" variety, not the "I plan on killing some folks" sort.

The best way to see many of the real-life variety is through Kilimanjaro Safaris, a 'two-week' trek condensed into a 20-minute adventure.

The studio had argued that its own Hobbits had nothing to do with Middle-earth, being instead the "real-life" variety of diminutive humans discovered by scientists nine years ago in the Lesser Sunda Islands archipelago near Java.

The shocks in "Lee Daniels The Butlerr," however, are of the true-life variety.

It's no coincidence that Milch has spent much of his life exploring varieties of decadence and rapture, temptations of self-destruction and not quite unpardonable sinning.

Breathing new life into Variety, while a challenge, is not impossible.

Conservation thus seeks to protect life's variety at all levels of biological organization.