Sentence examples for any of many from inspiring English sources

Partridge, any of many small game birds native to the Old World and belonging to the family Phasianidae (order Galliformes).

Epigenetic changes not only influence the expression of genes in plants and animals but also enable the differentiation of pluripotent stem cells (cells having the potential to become any of many different kinds of cells).

Woodbine, any of many species of vines belonging to a number of flowering-plant families, especially the Virginia creeper (q.v.; Parthenocissus quinquefolia) of North America and a Eurasian species of honeysuckle (q.v.; Lonicera periclymenum).

Becard, any of many tropical American birds belonging to the family Cotingidae (order Passeriformes) that usually builds its large ball nest on an exposed branch near a colony of stinging wasps.

Consider this, from a Guardian quick: 10ac Flat (4) Until you have some of the letters from other answers, this could be any of many four-letter words: WEAK, perhaps, or DULL.

It's not that I'm a fan of the football hooligan genre – I've dabbled in one or two others and found them unwatchable, and have never read any of many and varied books about exploits on the InterCity trains – but there's a compelling awfulness about Green Street.

So, there appears to be no real cause for alarm about any of the many, many chunks of space rock we know of that are out there.

It was more similar to sex than any of the many, many times I'd previously jerked off.

More deserving of such consideration would be any one of many leading musicians-composers.

But they could also be fighting for any one of many causes.

Penguin could have tested the egregiousness of the 1959 act with any one of many better novels.