Sentence examples for range of variegated from inspiring English sources

Other early cultivars included 'Veitchii' (1871) with crimson midribs, 'Atrosanguinea' (1882) with bronze leaves infused with red, 'Atropurpurea' (1886) and 'Purpurea' (1890) with purple leaves, and a range of variegated forms: 'Doucetiana' (1878), 'Argento-striata' (1888) and 'Dalleriana' (1890).

Such an absence of pericarp pigmentation was unstable, as the progeny of ears with colorless pericarp expressed a range of variegated pericarp pigmentation.

The floor is of variegated Brazilian wood with a custom inlaid trim.

The blog slush pile, in the last decade, was a vast jungle of variegated content.

It borders the range of the variegated fairywren on the northern limit of its range, and the blue-breasted fairywren in the eastern limit, with the latter two species occupying dryer scrub while the red-winged fairywren is restricted to wetter forests.

Nimoy, by contrast, was obliged to go the route of so many Jewish actors and play a variegated range of ethnic heavies.

But the Chinese government contains a large, variegated range of opinion, and for the moment the consensus is far more in favor of protecting Kim as a defense against a refugee crisis and a U.S. troop presence on China's eastern border.

But it's important to remember that there is a rich and variegated range of alternative approaches, and that this one has its problems, some consequences of which we'll soon encounter.

The range of epistemology is broader and more variegated than is usually recognized.

So we can no longer be satisfied with seeing just what can be seen by gazing and at a distance, but we need to get closer to things again; enter inside the territory; rediscover its variegated density and range of populations.

The strength of the novel is its complexity: The characters are variegated, textured, operating out of a range of motivations, personal and otherwise.