Sentence examples for there were many variants from inspiring English sources

There were many variants of this position.

In early usage, there were many variants, including medium aevum, or "middle age", first recorded in 1604, and media saecula, or "middle ages", first recorded in 1625.

The trouble lies in the fact that there were many variants of A in early modern Europe, and pitch level ran the gamut from high (up to A=465 Hz. in 17th-century Venice) to low (down to A=392 Hz. in 18th-century France).

Though the pattern of the eucharistic liturgy was settled by the 4th century, there were many variant forms, especially of the central prayer called by the Greeks anaphora ("offering") and by the Latins canon ("prescribed form").

"But there are many variants.

While there are many variants, the basic idea is to break each sick institution into two.

There are many variants on this theme, including using anchovies or ginger.

These days, there are many variants, often sold without descriptive labels.

There are many variants, but the principle is always the same.

There are many variants of this idea at the springs of Mount Penanggungan.

In its basic form — there are many variants — the entire deck is dealt out, face down except for the last card, whose suit is designated trump.