Sentence examples for variously but from inspiring English sources

Variously but informally attired, they enact their interlocking movement patterns in or against rectangles of light, sometimes with evocative overlapping shadows of themselves on the rear screen.

The women dress variously, but the men uniform themselves in hip-hugger jeans by Alexander McQueen with a rise so insignificant that the zipper registers as a sight gag.

The lip callus is a large mass of variously, but shallowly lobed tissue occupying the central part of the lamina.

Humaneness was described variously, but most often associated with the injunction not to do to others what one would not want done to oneself.

Plotinus had expressed himself variously, but it is not inaccurate to say that, for him, there had been four general levels to the cosmos, beginning with The One (to hen).

Studies examining the impact of "prime-aged" adult deaths (defined variously but often between 15 and 50 years) on household size and composition using longitudinal, household data have very mixed results.

The dogs were variously sized but all golden, tails like happy flags.

They are efforts, variously successful but consistently interesting and serious, to show you something new.

Since their discovery in the 1920s, the lines have been variously interpreted, but their significance remains largely shrouded in mystery.

Mike Korzemba, a twentysomething YouTuber, creates variously convincing but uniformly addictive videos about N.B.A. conspiracy theories, counterfactuals, and what-ifs.

The rule is variously interpreted, but to Mrs. Mandelbaum it meant she could not write anything unflattering about Jews.