Sentence examples for so variously from inspiring English sources

Life is so interwoven, so variously organized.

Has any major figure of our time been so variously caricatured as Boris Yeltsin?

No living dancemaker takes us so deep or so variously into the alchemical secrets of how movement can marry music.

Although fewer studies have examined why people respond so variously to strength training, "we have no reason to doubt," he said, that genetics play a similar role.

Occupying 3.5-acre neatly gardened plot in the south of the capital, the hotel comprises two dozen or so variously sized timber chalets.

The heart of "Theodore Rex" lies in Roosevelt's own animated writing, so variously sharp-eyed, witty and tender about those around him.

So far, variously assembled systems employing Mn III) salen-type complexes as oligomers, one-dimensional chains, and two- or three-dimensional networks have been designed.

Three decades or so later Hogg – variously a management consultant, investment banker, horsewoman and marathon-runner – has been named as the most powerful woman at the Bank of England.

But the show's blizzard of ideas drifts in so many directions, variously philosophical and political and historical, that it doesn't come down much of anywhere.

Such an adoption of a single ontology will permit the re-engineering of existing International Standards such as 12207, 15288 and 33061 as refinements from this domain ontology so that these variously focussed standards can all inter-operate.

The second thing to say is that this reading experience is so exhilarating, and – variously – surprising, bewildering and unexpected, that I'm worried about spoiling it for anyone else.