Sentence examples for variegated to from inspiring English sources
What DeeDee argues, though, is that cool is too subtle and too variegated to be captured with these kind of broad strokes.
No concert, however epic in duration, could encompass the entirety of the contemporary classical world, which has grown too broad and variegated to sample in one sitting.
A great short story has to function like a black hole, demanding our entire attention, drawing all available light into itself, but Doctorow's energies are too diffuse and variegated to achieve that effect often.
It is the same with Miss Amelia Martin in "The Milliner's Mishap", eyeing up her friend's wedding breakfast ("pewter-pots at the corners; pepper, mustard and vinegar in the centre; vegetables on the floor") – a world so vivid and variegated to the person writing about it that there is almost too much to set down.
Solution 6 excels in accountancy software, previously considered too complex and variegated to lend itself to global sales.
All presidents since democracy was restored in 1985 have had to form variegated coalitions to obtain legislative majorities.
Thus far, more than 80 Chl-deficient mutants have been discovered in rice, and they are referred to as virescent, stripe, albino, chlorina, zebra and yellow variegated according to their diverse phenotypes (http://www.shigen.nig.ac.jp/rice/oryzabase/) [ 2].
Schipper's value also lay in his creativity in sifting data from variegated sources to discern trends in energy and transportation choices and habits.
In such plants, it is possible to isolate variegated varieties, due to the fact that one of the parents carries mutant chloroplasts that can no longer make chlorophyll.
This was done in an effort to circumvent variegated transgene expression resultant to methylation-induced silencing of UAS-based transgenic lines in zebrafish, specifically demonstrated to effect expression of the Tg(14xUAS:nfsb-mCherry c264 nfsb-mCherry c264
SHE has her own garden behind the house, where she tries all kinds of plants, from love-in-a-puff, which has a little white heart on its velvety black seeds, to variegated Japanese hops, whose handsome green-and-white-splotched leaves are alarmingly vigorous (they hopped the fence to cover her compost pile).
