Sentence examples for varying things from inspiring English sources
Amnesty means varying things to various candidates.
As in 2013, Che will be varying things every night rather than sticking to the same text.
And its synthesis is not a new technological advance -- somatropin products have been on the market for more than a decade, each protected by patents covering varying things, like the way the hormone is made and how it is administered.
These mean widely varying things based upon your understanding of this situation.
Because the fact is, both groups do know similar and varying things about loyalty, commitment, hard work, suffering, loss, redemption.
The plans resemble those in the United States under the Affordable Care Act: offered by private insurance companies, community rated and guaranteed-issue, with prices varying by things like breadth of network, size of deductible and ease of seeing a specialist.
The immediate problem is accommodating the great diversity of connected things, varying not just in their thousands of different uses, but also in their sophistication.
Those reservations aside, however, the natural similarity in function of subject and predicate in picking out varying classes of things while remaining a univocal term, led most authors to extend the notion of supposition to all terms.
"We don't really know what the future is going to look like but here are some varying options of things that might happen in an utopian or dystopian future".
Your parents, who might teach you things varying from tolerance vs racism to material wealth vs spiritual wealth.
