1
Not at all unlike an English fox, only more variegated.
2
For the same reason the whole landscape is more variegated and picturesque than by day.
3
A livelier and more variegated omnium-gatherum was never assembled.
4
Few operas have had a more variegated American history than "Lakme."
5
The woods were more variegated, interspersed with shrubs.
6
The more scarifying, the lighter or more variegated the grain and, hence, the shorter the cooking time.
7
The smaller women, who seemed to be more nearly human, were even more variegated in their features and make-up.
8
One is red, the other is more variegated; I cannot describe it, but they are the only two rugs there, I think.
9
No wonder Wilson and Bowers stated that the Aurora effects were much better and more variegated in colour this southern side of Mount Erebus.
10
The Pentecostal fire he flamed forth was hotter and more variegated than could any one of the four races of him alone have flamed forth.
11
The low-variegation line, M2, and to a lesser extent the more variegated line F11, were sensitive to human serum when exposed in the undifferentiated state.