Sentence examples for own variants from inspiring English sources

Illiterate women went on providing the staple of the repertoire at the same time as educated people were turning their own variants of the tales into literature.

Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book.

Like those of the Marquesas Islands and Easter Island, the artists of the Hawaiian Islands developed their own variants on Polynesian style.

Perhaps the most significant link with the UK is that the Channel Islands are part of the sterling currency union, along with the Isle of Man, printing their own variants of notes and coins which are legal tender throughout the UK.

After the separation, reptiles developed their own variants of hair keratins, while mammals adapted the genes to create hair.

It said there were discussions on underground forums about ways to produce a "kit" that criminals could use to craft their own variants.

So he could pull a Brando and send his own variant of Sacheen Littlefeather.

Each church (or region) might have its own variant form, but all had the threefold structure.

This statement reads like that of a Protestant heretic who defies the Pope, only to insist on his own variant reading of Christian doctrine.

The company intended to take on Intel by building its own variant of Intel's chips for servers.

"But are we all imagining John with the same height, the same hair color?" Nothing in the sentence signals any of that information, yet each of us supplies our own variant, which awaits further verbal data for confirmation.