He wrote about what interested him, and he penetrated to his subject's core, without any of that common philosophical ambition to make all of his sundry interests fit together in a single system.
Success is a matter of getting all these sundry interests, aligned.
Brittan had sundry interests and immediately upon arriving in Christchurch, joined others in various activities.
The Farm attracts visitors with such sundry interests because it sits at the crossroads of a limitless recreational universe.
The name on his e-mail account — penaprojects — refers not specifically to occasional work he has done through the years with associates in Santo Domingo or with sundry family interests.
It's no small task to successfully portray yourself as a "Washington Outsider" when for the better part of 35 years he's been the consummate insider and for the past 15, a paid lobbyist and influence peddler for many varied and sundry special interests such as Freddie Mac, one of the major financial institutions most responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent collapse of it.
An eccentric eclectic will then typically have a vast and sundry array of interests, but will not camouflage/ hide her interests.
Farmer's Almanac, also called Old Farmer's Almanac, American annual journal containing anecdotal weather prognostications, planting schedules, astronomical tables, astrological lore, recipes, anecdotes, and sundry pleasantries of rural interest, first published by Robert B. Thomas in 1792 for the year 1793.
The hidebound lumber distribution system in the U.S. is dominated by giant chain operations that have little interest in sundry lots of variety woods produced in urban forests.
The interest aroused by sundry items that can best be described as Cowdray Park tokens strengthened the impression that a whole section of well-to-do British society was chasing badges of self-identification.
