Sentence examples for various things about the from inspiring English sources

The narrator gets this postcard from Wayne a half year later describing various things about the afterlife.

"They are not coming in to rip [The Cottage] apart...They like the historical element," she said, adding that she heard various things about the new restaurant, but wasn't sure about its new concept.

My father-in-law has on occasion corrected me when I have said that I feel "lucky" about various things: about the health and intelligence of my children, about my husband's secure and well-paying job, about my success as a writer, about living in America, about friends and family who support me.

I've written various things about this over the last couple of years (there are a couple in this book).

This thesis was employed in the discussions of how the beliefs of Abraham and others who lived before the coming of Christ and believed various things about him were the same as the beliefs of those who live after His coming.

This is from an interview by Ben Beaumont-Thomas with them in the Guardian last year: Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland – not their real names – have claimed various things about themselves over the three years they've been together.

Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland – not their real names – have claimed various things about themselves over the three years they've been together.

Parties are also promising less immigration, more housing that poor people can afford to live in, and are saying various things about tax generally making the poor pay less and stopping big corporations from avoiding to pay it altogether.

Parties are also promising less immigration, more housing that poor people can afford to live in, and are saying various things about tax – generally making the poor pay less and stopping big corporations avoiding paying it altogether.

What I will say is that day to day I get any number of emails sent to me from members of the public claiming various things about various ministers.

Speech is part of that". Accents can reflect various things about people, said sociolinguist Dr Ella Jeffries, from the University of Essex - not only our background, but also our affiliations and aspirations.