Sentence examples for varied ideas from inspiring English sources

But creators seem to have varied ideas about appropriate resolutions.

However, the term "nanotechnology" was not coined until the 1980s and lumps together different and varied ideas.

Children should be exposed to many and varied ideas, but this book seems to be an overreaction".

And it's a strong record, well played, with lots of varied ideas, ordered into a logical flow.

Totemism is a complex of varied ideas and ways of behaviour based on a worldview drawn from nature.

"Could men with such varied ideas, prejudices and interests come together, fight for their views and then accept the outcome of the process?" asks Mr. Lane, a law professor at Hofstra University, and Mr. Oreskes, the executive editor of the International Herald Tribune, which is owned by The New York Times.

After looking into varies ideas, Attby decided he wanted to build a vertical social network.

Although the details varied, the idea behind all those deals was to buy new outlets through which the behemoths could push their music, films, news and other media content.

Films produced by young directors, script-writers, cameramen and editors all express concerns of today's Armenian children and vary in ideas from the  devastating impact of child poverty to how modern technologies influence children's lives.

Enthusiasm for the General Powell's ideas varied by country.

Ideas varied, though, on what the law should say.