Sentence examples for with some varieties from inspiring English sources

Originalism, which has no purchase anywhere but here, has a natural affinity with some varieties of Protestantism, and the United States differs from all other Western democracies in the far greater proportion of its citizens who believe in the literal truth of the Bible.

The leaves are thick and fleshy, green to grey-green, with some varieties showing white flecks on their upper and lower stem surfaces.

These benefits are dependent on variety and the genetic origin of the oilseed, with some varieties showing increased yield responses to insects (Hudewenz et al., 2013; Steffan-Dewenter, 2003).

Does evolution combine randomness with some variety of teleology?

The albums, as it turns out, have also aged with some variety.

Mr. Boehm, a money manager at Nordinvest in Hamburg, said he was fed up with state-owned companies, and yearned for a stock market with some variety.

Two-thirds of England's population speak with some variety of northern or provincial accent, but among radio and TV presenters such voices are barely heard.

It's not that voters will ever love Kerry, but it could be that if you presented them with some variety of an interesting candidate, they would recoil and like that candidate even less.

Many dishes are prepared with some variety of sausage, such as boudin or andouille (a smoked sausage made with pork), and tasso (a pork shoulder preparation borrowed from the Choctaw).

They respond better to exercise that involves forceful muscle contractions, occurring in starts and stops and with some variety — as happens, for example, when playing tennis or training with weights.

And Reuters claims there's appetite on the side of sports leagues, venue operators and sports teams, since they hope to grow ticket sales in general with some variety in distribution avenues.