Sentence examples for various usually from inspiring English sources

Though accused of various, usually vague, terrorism offences, he has not been tried or convicted of any crime.

The study of religious psychology involves both the gathering and classification of data and the building and testing of various (usually rather wide-ranging) explanations.

Kurtz... Describes various, usually brutal prototypes for Kurtz in the Congo, including Georges Antoine Klein, Arthur Hodister, Guillaume Van Kerckhoven, Leon Rom, and Lion Fievez... Kurtz is a cultural touchstone.

As he meticulously details, both George Bushes have made fortunes over the years by trading on their famous name to persuade rich backers to invest in their various (usually oil-related) businesses.

Power has been increasingly centralised over the last 30 years so that Britain today is run by a small circle of key power-brokers – the financial markets, the trans-national mega-corporations, and the media tycoons – doing various (usually secret) deals with the prime minister and his immediate inner circle of unelected advisers.

No prespecified set of questions was used throughout due to the various, usually natural settings in which interviews took place.

Steam-locomotive driving wheels were of various sizes, usually larger for the faster passenger engines.

Poe's stints at various journals usually ended badly, due to his drunken binges.

Medals are presented during the Games at the various venues, usually soon after the conclusion of each event.

The Alsatian classic choucroute garnie — sauerkraut seasoned and simmered with various meats, usually pork — is an excellent winter warmer.

It has floppy ears, a long topknot, and a long, silky coat of various but usually solid colours.