Sentence examples for Myriad of things from inspiring English sources

That involves a myriad of things, from promoting human rights to designing better jobs policies (see article).

We are tired of society giving us a myriad of things to feel about our own bodies.

"A lot of things make them great, a myriad of things: academics, culture and, here at Rutgers, Division I athletics.

Having to decide what, of the myriad of things we could do to grow giving, we ought to do next.

There's a myriad of things that make up a rugby player and the head coach has all this information at his disposal and makes the best call.

But in the current environment, he said, "there is no appetite for risk and there is a ghoulish fascination with the myriad of things that could go wrong".

That light was like the flood at the end of the period of cosmic change that fills the whole world, when myriads of things are submerged, and as far as the eye can see, there is nothing but a vast expanse of water.

When you are building your company, you always end up facing that one hardest thing, or a myriad of hardest things.

There seems to be an unlimited range of levels on which we can distinguish relations of sameness and difference, including deeming every individual different or the myriad kinds of things the same.

But a car is not a thing; rather, it is a myriad of interconnected things, of many electronic devices.

Working in Recent Changes, or NAB, or a myriad of other things, not having to type the same old thing over and over is a bonus.