Sentence examples for various cute from inspiring English sources

Players play as a character called Rodney the bunny who's on a quest to rescue various cute creatures from cages at the nefarious Evil Animal Testing (E.A.T. — see what they did there?) Labs.

Highlights: For anyone who isn't into camping, this indoor-camping site in Belgium can host six people in various cute caravans.

It's all been a big ruse to get what we really want: the right to lawfully marry and fuck cats, dogs, and various cute creatures of the sea.

For more information on Lillholmsskolan and their various great, cute and educational projects, go here.

If you're not familiar with BuzzFeed – and therefore, unlike me, don't spend half the day clicking your way through the various feeds (LOL, OMG, cute, trashy, fail … you get the idea) – it's the website you visit to see pictures of the world's most fashionable hamster or take part in improving quizzes such as "Which Circle Of Hell Will You Go To?".

The Liberty Institute, an organization dedicated to "defending and restoring religious liberty in America," cites various outrages, like prohibiting cute little children from giving out pencils in school with the message, "Jesus is the reason for the season".

Reviewers felt that the game would only suit existing Pokémon fans and young children: staff at 1UP.com summarized that "the various diversions here are cute, slickly produced, and entertaining, assuming you really, really dig Pokémon", and that even fans would be bored if over the age of five.

The mural includes concise descriptions and cute illustrations of various cuts of meat and horumon (literally, "discarded goods," or offal), along with notes on their vitamin content and supposed health benefits.

Its site hosts various old advertisements in which cute children are often featured and a famous spot from 1970 in which a boatful of happy Faygo consumers sing a heartbreakingly sweet song about "Pony rides and Sunday nights/roller skates and yo-yos".

The company also disclosed this morning its most popular magazines to date based on various metrics, including most likes (Cute), most re-flips (Fit in 2015), most comments (Think Tanking), and most followers (How To Style).

In addition, given the evidence from various behavioral studies showing that many cute infantile things appear to invoke Lorenz's "innate releasing mechanisms" [27], [28].