Sentence examples for variations feel from inspiring English sources

Scrabble is an indescribably pleasurable game, and those who play Scrabblish variations feel the same way about their versions, too.

But each duet is differentiated and Mr. Quanz develops his material so that the repetitions and variations feel significant.

In the central movement, which begins with a gentle Andante melody, passed around before going through a dazzling series of transmutations, the quartet's studied spontaneity made the variations feel as if the piece were deconstructing itself, even falling apart.

Serves 4. Variations: Feel free to add other veggies or more of the veggies listed above, which will make the dish less protein dense.

Variations: Feel free to add other veggies or more of the veggies listed above, which will make the dish less protein dense.

Fresh as Denk makes the variations feel, if that's a little too old-school Goldbergian for you, you might turn to Dan Tepfer's recording, in which each variation is followed by a short improvisation, respectfully grooving in and out of Bach as jazz musicians have done for generations.

At the same time, however, the novel's wildly ambitious, Nabokovian architecture — and its author's heavy use of theme and variation — feels self-conscious and contrived.

Considering ethnic variations, we feel that it is appropriate and necessary for the reliability and validity of a Chinese version of the INFANIB to be confirmed in a Chinese population.

All my life I've essentially gone without my given name, as friends and enemies alike call me whatever variation they feel is most appropriate.

Despite the fact that native Egyptian populations were only included in one experimental treatment measuring quantitative genetic variation we feel confident that the results support overall monoclonality.

For a show about transcendence through music, "33 Variations" can often feel oddly tone-deaf.