Then there were the all-too-numerous Indigenous prisoners, such as the artist Les Griggs, taken away from his family at two as one of the "stolen children" generation, then imprisoned for 21 years in children's homes and Pentridge, before being released in 1983 at the age of 28.
It was a night of upsets — with all-too-numerous remembrances of stars who had passed away in the past year — from the very first award, when Merritt Wever won for her supporting actress performance on Showtime's "Nurse Jackie," beating the three-time winner Julie Bowen of "Modern Family" as well as Ms. Bowen's co-star, Sofia Vergara.
This would involve all those working as cleaners, factory workers, shop assistants, railway workers, bus drivers, care home assistants, nurses, doctors, computer programmers, technical experts and all the others, too numerous to name.
We are grateful to all sample collectors, too numerous to mention all individually.
An alternative is to consider all the predictions if they are not too numerous.
In front of these choruses were ranked, at one time or another, twelve solo singers, all of unquestioned artistry, but too numerous to mention by name here.
Ladies and gentlemen: Allow me to remember my friends with you today, friends whose qualities – as I've always said – are beyond the descriptive power of words, and who are too numerous to all be named in this moment.
A generous singer, she always includes an accomplished guest artist, and for her anniversary show, she wheeled out a cavalcade of New York staples too numerous to all be mentioned.
Mr. Lincoff teaches at the New York Botanical Garden and leads mushroom trips all over the world to locations too numerous to describe.
