Sentence examples for variants on that from inspiring English sources

Rather, Gray's hatred of utopianism in all its forms has infected each recent book, so that they have really been mere variants on that same unifying theme.

Variants on that view take worlds to be pluralities, or mereological sums of facts.

Variants on that argument can be extrapolated from Sen's (1980, 1992) work on capabilities or from Arneson's (1988) and Cohen's (1989) versions of "equal opportunity for welfare or advantage," though there will be differences among these variants in what kinds of care are covered and under what conditions.

If you've ever sat in a GP's office and told them you haven't been able to shower for weeks without crouching down and crying, they will have given you The Depression Quiz, otherwise known as the PHQ-9 Patient Health Questionnaire, or a variant on that.

Today's feast is a variant on that theme.

The image that was chosen is a variant on that last idea, but, rather than "doing it," Prince William and Kate Middleton are "in a perfect pose, with shame and embarrassment.

Both utter the instruction: "Don't look down", a sombre variant on that great operatic order to Orpheus, "Don't look back".

Without the synergy between music and images that a visual component would have provided, Mr. Morricones Mediterranean variant on that European formality loomed large.

If, as Mr. Rafferty says in his article on "Vertigo," the movie is a tragedy, it is a brilliant variant on that form: It ends without any possibility of catharsis.

People are frustrated with a bunch of people who can't get things done in Washington".Democratic candidates across the country are planning some variant on that pitch as November nears.

The basic theme of optimal eating is quite clearly established, while the best variant on that theme most certainly is not -- leaving each of us where we belong, holding the oven mitt.