Sentence examples for were variegated from inspiring English sources
adjective
Streaked, spotted, or otherwise marked with a variety of color; very colorful.
No doubt one or two Irish-Americans or even plain Irish were in the mix, but the vast majority of those heading to the parade were variegated in the extreme, with a large percentage Hispanic.
There are variegated forms of London plane.
Like all snobberies, London-centrism is variegated.
There also are variegated, dwarf, and many-flowered varieties.
He is always looking to fill a niche, and one was variegated agaves.
Each block is variegated in its surface treatment, but somewhat pointlessly so.
Most important is "Lady Plymouth" which, being variegated, doesn't strike as readily as the green kinds.
The tiles are variegated and of different ages and subject to every kind of manipulation and juxtaposition.
The leaves range in colour from pale green to blue-grey and can be variegated or striped.
And there is an unusually hardy Helix called Harrison, which has white veins, if that's variegated enough for you.
It's inevitable that there will be variegated reasoned paths toward the common objective of a sustainable human relationship with the planet.
