Sentence examples for while varieties from inspiring English sources

The harvest of Honeycrisps and Galas usually starts in late August, while varieties like the Cripps Pink and Fuji are picked as late as early December.

Paul Griffiths of the EMCDDA said that while varieties grown in the Netherlands were stronger, they were mainly used by Dutch people; the overwhelming majority of cannabis smoked in Europe was imported from Morocco and remained of the traditional standard strength.

While varieties of the same name collected in nearby villages were often genetically similar and could be considered members of the same landrace, this was often not true between varieties of the same name from more distant villages.

However, they viewed life in terms of essentialism, where species were conceptualized as static unchanging things while varieties were seen as aberrations of an idealized type.

In straightforward cases, varieties of language that are mutually intelligible are classified as dialects, while varieties of speech that are not mutually intelligible are classified as separate languages.

The Guardian's Catherine Shoard called it "high-class cheese" while Variety's Justin Chang found it "complex, incisive and high-minded".

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw called it "horribly enjoyable" while Variety's Owen Gleiberman praised it as "smashingly disreputable".

TV stars who had little more than celebrity to offer were imported, while variety, from which panto had drawn so many of its stalwarts, was in sharp decline.

(Apple and Amazon reportedly declined to start showing the film on Christmas, and while Variety had reported that Netflix was in talks with Sony, no agreement materialized).

But one city's defining phenomenon can be another's curiosity, as some of the early reviews for the Broadway Closer bear out: the New York Times and the New Yorker were sniffy, while Variety, Time, and News-week all raved.

"Fans of Moretti, the political activist and beacon of uncomfortable truths, will wonder where he left the mordant, oft-times savage humour and fierce political satire," wrote the Hollywood Reporter, while Variety dismissed the film as "artistically and doctrinally conservative".