Sentence examples for some kind of variation from inspiring English sources

There should be some kind of variation of the Golden Rule here, which is that you should aggregate others as you would wish to be aggregated yourself".

Some kind of variation on this was, to be honest, the only dinner the place offered, though one evening I requested a spicy sauce and the kitchen prepared me a sort of jerk dip.

The surface roughness values are supposed to suffer some kind of variation due to the action of several factors.

Plenty of people want to see a Kate and Leo reunion, with both of them holding Oscars and DiCaprio offering some kind of variation on the "king of the world" speech.

Plenty of people want to see a Kate and Leo reunion, with each of them holding Oscars and DiCaprio offering some kind of variation on the "king of the world" speech.

A total of 36 out of the 56 considered orders were shared by both datasets, but only 30 of them possessed a sufficient number of cytotypes (i.e. >1 in both datasets) to infer some kind of variation (Table  3).

The most popular strategies are based on histograms such as SIFT (Scale-Invariant Feature Transform) [9], GLOH (Gradient Location-Orientation Histogram), and their recently improved versions [10, 11] for partially dealing with some kinds of variations and distortions in the processed images.

The set-up might be a mite trite, like some kind of contemporary variation on Educating Rita, but this is a play – first glimpsed in a 15-minute version at Theatre Uncut at the Traverse in 2012 – which isn't afraid to wear either its heart or its politics on its sleeve.

While we're on the natural history of Moomins, are the Hemulens some kind of cousin or variation?

(Is this some kind of animal kingdom variation on "When I was your age, I had to walk 20 miles.... ......?) The little girl imagines the tree, but refuses the logic, in any case.

That's a plain cheeseburger, a chicken sandwich, or some kind of chicken nugget variation.