Sentence examples for all myriad from inspiring English sources

(VIIA:4) All myriad things are here in me.

There are, after all, myriad unforgettable photographs of Ali in the archives.

There are, after all, myriad politicians and pundits who have built entire careers on proclamations that the sky is falling.

Learning to be fully human, in this Mencian perspective, entails the cultivation of human sensitivity to embody the whole cosmos as one's lived experience: All myriad things are here in me.

"By providing the stability of a home, folks can improve their health outcomes, they can get back to work, kids do better at school, all myriad of things occur when folks have access to housing".

"In no way is manipulating the microbiota going to mimic all the myriad effects of gastric bypass.

PFIs emerged with contracts like Wonga loans, so why should all the myriad new NHS contracts be any better drawn?

OF ALL the myriad groups fleeing the misery of modern Myanmar, few have suffered more than the Rohingyas, a shunned Muslim minority, concentrated in Rakhine state.

If you can make the reader laugh or cry, or feel in all the myriad ways then you will be writing powerfully.

Of all the myriad social interactions we undertake regularly, letting someone poke around in your mouth is one of the more unnatural.

What you get here is as fine a debunking of all the myriad excuses for inequality as you will ever find.