Sentence examples for some variant of from inspiring English sources
Most advanced countries rely on some variant of this tax.
All good art teaches some variant of that consoling and humbling truth, which anyone might recognize.
Every transgender person has heard some variant of "you're so brave".
Stay and give in to some variant of Balkan fatalism, amnesia or fascism.
Why, then, would a politically besieged president hesitate to repeat some variant of Roosevelt's successful strategy?
Some variant of the "eastern powerhouse" devolution deal will go ahead.
(Bush has called for some variant of this idea in every State of the Union address).
Adopting some variant of a tax on carbon, as both leading presidential candidates have proposed, would help eliminate this discrepancy.
Several regimes — Iran, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan — officially subscribed to some variant of radical Islamism, tolerating or even supporting terrorists.
Most of them use some variant of collaborative filtering — like Amazon's "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" function.
They all gave me some variant of the same weary look, as if to say, "Oh, to be naïve again".
