Sentence examples for very variety from inspiring English sources

But the very variety exhausted the ears.

This show is worth paying attention to for the very variety of the things it contains, and for their effectiveness and complexity as an ensemble.

The very variety of cats on display at Madison Square Garden this weekend has been created by breeders over time out of genetic diversity itself.

The very variety of her game has contributed to her downfall in the past (although it has also made her compelling to watch, because you never know what might happen).

Far-reaching though the consequences are, their very variety, together with the fact that they do not always immediately follow exposure, means that they may fail to be related to their true cause.

Father Brown is both more linked to a specific early-20th-century Britain and hampered by the very variety of the tales in which he appeared; there is no one typical Father Brown setting, no single atmosphere to which they belong.

It could also be that it is the very variety of sources that Aristotle is using that leads him to recognize that there are quite different stages in the develpment of Pythagoreanism and hence to wonder in what sense a figure like Philolaus who is at the end of that development should still be called a Pythagorean (Primavesi 2014).

"We're in a very variety-seeking category," she added, referring to the candy market, "so we don't want to wait till a campaign is worn out" to introduce another.