Sentence examples for variations that made from inspiring English sources

Sapir was fascinated by the role of culture in shaping languages, and although he anticipated Chomsky's preoccupation with linguistic universals, he was more interested in the variations that made each language unique.

It is these variations that make each individual unique.

Its genes enable it to reflect infinite weather variations that make vintages distinctive.

Geneticists are busy these days searching genomes for the variations that make people vulnerable or resistant to diseases.

Mr. Gilbert led a gracefully paced performance that made much of the feathery textures in the opening movement and the sprightly variations that make up the finale.

Despite the repetition at the core of the music, the songs rarely sound mechanized; Mr. Bird builds in spaces and variations that make them breathe.

Sabina is one of the quartet of main characters who perform the intricate set of variations that make up what there is of action in the book.

But there was a measure of poetry in Mr. Lang's playing, particularly in the variations that make up the second movement.

The allelic variations that make evolution possible are generated by the process of mutation, but new mutations change gene frequencies very slowly, because mutation rates are low.

You also expect a touch of rambunctiousness in the six variations that make up this sonata's first movement, and he seemed reluctant to let the music's inner demon run free.

In the boost-phase, accurately controlled missiles experience fast velocity variations that make the missile dynamics be highly nonlinear.