Sentence examples for real variety from inspiring English sources

The grains are what give us real variety.

"I studied biology and found myself in a room with a real variety of people.

"There's really steep things, there's vertical things, there's a real variety".

But what African writing needs now is real variety and adventurousness — evolution, not emulation.

"There's a real variety of bodies on display, but then humans are very variable".

Books were revised to better represent the real variety in the population.

Really, though, it is a complex tale of desire, above all the desire to push beyond slogans about diversity and identity and put some of the real varieties of modern Jewish experience on screen.

I had interviewed him last October — about writing, not politics — and he repeated the call that marked his life: that Hong Kong and other Chinese places, inheritors of pre-Communist Party Chinese culture, with important regional characteristics that represented the real varieties of China, should be given their place in the sun and not overshadowed by the giant mainland.

If the Fed would like to face itself squarely, it could gain some curiosity as to how it has been aggrandizing both non-real varieties of economic activity.

"But the real genetic variety of coffee has never really been exploited," Schilling said.

No one of average size emerges from his shop; in fact, no real human variety can be found in his fiction, because everyone has the same enormous excitability.