Sentence examples for so varied as from inspiring English sources
A repository of collective memory, it shows a country so varied as to defy unification, and so poor for so long that pasta was a luxury for four-fifths of Italians until the prosperity that came after World War II.
The world of cheese alone is so varied as to be almost infinite, and when you're veering away from many meats and some fish, you have more appetite and room to travel its byways.
The seemingly vast array of foods in a typical supermarket is not so varied as we might think; much of it is produced or controlled by a few enormous food companies that have operated without serious government regulation in recent years.
But the panel stopped short of blaming the blue-helmeted forces for causing the cholera outbreak, saying that the elements contributing to the spread of the disease — including poor sanitation and a dysfunctional health care system — were so varied as to make it impossible to identify a specific culprit.
Obviously, these manifestations are so varied as to resist being defined by one word in the singular, which is why scholars of religion prefer to speak of "fundamentalisms".
A second explanation is that experimental methods are so varied as to mask real effects.
Yet in no area of the American arts, perhaps, have the claims of the marginal to take their place at the centre of the table been so fruitful, subtle, or varied as in literature.
As a Flyer, Richards, spindly by N.H.L. standards, was a dogged big-game guy on the ice, but a sullen and occasionally Dionysian one off it — so fan opinion on him varied, as well.
Because what counts as aid can be so varied, and as money often passes through multiple intermediaries – with overhead costs at each step – analysts have struggled for years to understand where much of this money ends up.
Our University customer base is so varied, that as a requirement, we make every attempt to stock and price goods that capture the interest of every demographic and all price levels.
Mr. Pandit has also divested the bank of 30 or so businesses as varied as the prized Smith Barney brokerage unit and an investment in a Japanese ski resort.
