Which preposition to use with various

in Occurrences 39%

From this brilliant medley of reality and romance, of wit and pathos, of fantasy and observation, was born that new art, complex in thought, various in expression, which gives a semblance of frigidity to perfection itself.

as Occurrences 27%

The stationer's envelopes may be of very various tints, yet not so various as those of the leaves of a single tree.

of Occurrences 13%

Mrs. Micawber is at home attending to the twins, one of which she is holding in her arms, the other is in the cradle near by, and various of the children are scattered about the floor.

than Occurrences 5%

" His scholarship was rather various than accurate or profound.

with Occurrences 3%

Here begins a region of mountain, various with glens, fells, screes, scars, swards, becks, passes, villages, river-heads, and dales.

for Occurrences 2%

A.They are too various for enumeration, but most of them either operate upon the principle of admitting air into the flues to accomplish the combustion of the uninflammable parts of the smoke, or seek to attain the same object by passing the smoke over or through the fire or other incandescent material.

without Occurrences 1%

But, on the contrary, tragick characters are without number, though of them the general outlines are limited; but dissimulation, jealousy, policy, ambition, desire of dominion, and other interests and passions, are various without end, and take a thousand different forms in different situations of history; so that, as long as there is tragedy, there may be always novelty.

beyond Occurrences 1%

The just medium between mediaeval massiveness and classic simplicity was attained in countless buildings beautiful and various beyond description.

like Occurrences 1%

The people of New Caledonia, on the other hand, went, I should think, naked, confining their attention to the hair, and in this resembling the Fijians, for they seemed to wear an artificial hair made of the fur of some creature like a bat, and also they wore wooden masks, and great ringsfor the ear, no doubtwhich must have fallen to the shoulders: for the earth was in them all, and made them wild, perverse and various like herself.

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