Sentence examples for own varied from inspiring English sources

Along the way he manages to weave in some of his own varied life experiences – including cycling through strife-torn Zimbabwe, dressed as a clown and carrying a plea for reconciliation to the country's president, Robert Mugabe, and falling in love with a fellow hitch-hiker in the old communist east Germany.

His own varied life undoubtedly added to his gloomy outlook.

The course evaluation, which demonstrated that students had achieved the learning outcomes, and our research into effective strategies to promote student learning in a resource-poor environment, demonstrated the importance students placed on learning by sharing their own varied knowledge and experiences.

My point is not to trumpet Jonathan Biss as the next big thing but to show how, in his own varied ways, he has already proved himself an accomplished and interesting musician.

The house also displays different types and eras of modernism, which gives texture to a modern interior by making modernism, in its own varied context, another historical element -- tradition in the newest sense.

The longlist was a reflection of our own varied enthusiasms and hunches, and when it came to the 10-poet shortlist only the most passionate or strongest of those survived.

Accounts, including her own, vary of her first meeting with Saint Laurent, in 1968: the most romantic locates it in Carnaby Street ("The younger you were in London then, the more authority you had," she recalled), the most reliable at a tea party.

It also owns varied stakes in over 50 different telephone, paging, cable and radio businesses in Eastern Europe, Russia and China.

There was no evidence that whether a pet was owned varied by deprivation score (IMD2007) for any pet type other than dogs (OR=1.02, 95%CI=1.01-1.03, P<0.001, Table  2).

At 7 30 and 9 30 p.m., Jazz Standard, 116 East 27th Street, Manhattan, (212) 576-2232, jazzstandard.net; $20. (Ratliff) ★ Zorn @ 60: Masada Marathon (Sunday) If the output of any composer can be likened to a world, then John Zorn's Masada is a sprawling continent, with its own richly varied climate, its own regional twists on a governing tongue.

If the output of any prolific composer can be likened to a world, then John Zorn's Masada is a sprawling continent, with its own richly varied climate and topography, its own regional twists on a governing tongue.