Sentence examples for The panoply from inspiring English sources
noun
A splendid display of something.
"The panoply of offerings in the city is really uncontested," she said.
The panoply of bonuses and awards has simply become the norm.
The panoply of Parliament served only to magnify the gulf between the man and his role.
The panoply of genetic variations now diagnosable creates a complex network of costs and benefits that parents must weigh.
The panoply of posters showed him that the attacks had hit people of all races and incomes.
The panoply of programs to try to control the consumption of bush meat is referred to as alternative protein.
The panoply of choices for best picture — at least six of the nine were true contenders — has made for lively debate and difficult decisions on the Oscar ballot.
The panoply of options available to developers today is ridiculous.
The panoply and pyrotechnics of Wall Street have obscuredthis simple fact.
The panoply of student-centric innovations provides access and opportunity in astounding ways.
The panoply of pharmaceuticals was a necessity for McNair.
