Sentence examples for the variously from inspiring English sources
adverb
In various ways; diversely.
The prestige cast, as the variously neurotic Collinses, are all rather lost.
The variously named nativist parties accused the Roman Catholic Church of all manner of evil.
Today, biochemists say that the variously coloured varieties have health benefits, each providing different beneficial antioxidants.
The variously tinted shadows in "Red: A Hidden Valentine" (2004) are interesting as well.
"There is no reason why the variously proposed solutions should be mutually exclusive.
It's not the variously outraged Muslims who have wronged him either.
The arguments come later, when some of the variously meritorious books need to be struck from the final list.
Instead, he said it felt more like the variously named PGA Tour events at Westchester dating to the 1960s.
There's a gleeful chaos surrounding the variously altered, renewed and collapsing computer-generated landscapes, but the plotting is always tight.
They are a revelation, proof that musicians can not only survive but prosper when liberated from the variously benign or malevolent dictatorships created by the world's conductors.
Think Huck Finn or Holden Caulfield or, more recently, the variously nicknamed runaway in search of a father in Russell Banks's novel "Rule of the Bone" (1995).
