Sentence examples for variegated self from inspiring English sources

That feeling of estrangement from the true, variegated self is expressed time and time again in "So You've Been Publicly Shamed," a new book by the journalist Jon Ronson, to be published by Riverhead next week.

The murders composed a very brief chapter in Sobhraj's stupendously variegated lifetime of crime: a prolonged explosion of "overkill" by a svelte, unruffable con artist who prided himself on self-control.

Some like variegated leaves.

There are variegated forms of London plane.

Even the colors are less variegated.

Like all snobberies, London-centrism is variegated.

You have to have a variegated existence.

Eritrea's land is highly variegated.

The task was too variegated and involved".

8. Sedona corduroy has variegated stripes.

The covers have become more conceptual and typographically variegated.