Sentence examples for unvaried from inspiring English sources

It was said that his programs were unvaried, that the dances were too much alike.

The one constant about ODAP poisoning, however, very simply put, is this: those who will be hit the hardest are always young men between the ages of 15 and 25 and who are essentially starving or ingesting very limited calories, who have been engaged in heavy physical activity, and who suffer trace-element shortages from meager, unvaried diets.

Consider, for instance, the beginning of "Songs to Survive the Summer," from Hass's second book, "Praise": These are the dog days, unvaried except by accident, mist rising from soaked lawns, gone world, everything rises and dissolves in air, whatever it is would clear the air dissolves in air and the knot of day unties invisibly like a shoelace.

Vocally he was commanding if unvaried, a convincing approach to an elusive role.

The different arrangements - baroque violins here, Spectorish percussion there - hold the attention, but Hinson's world-weary baritone is unvaried.

Edgar' is so shapeless and turgid and ham-handed, so rich in bad lines and worse readings," and he calls Eastwood's direction "unvaried".

His smooth, creamy baritone is lovely but was, on this night, unvaried and not always effective.

For years, Mr. Dawson's routine has been unvaried.

But as Florida tumbles toward Election Day, the saturation and repetition are numbing, particularly when the formulas for commercials are so unvaried.

Not joy unvaried, but seen in many lights.

In "An Essay in Criticism," published in 1711 when he was twenty-two, Pope skewered writers who took the banal ring of couplets at face value: And ten low Words oft creep in one dull Line, While they ring round the same unvary'd Chimes, With sure Returns of still expected Rhymes.