Sentence examples for from the multifarious from inspiring English sources

With great skill, Hare picks out a central theme from the multifarious detail of Boo's book: the difficulty of doing good in an imperfect world.

There have been a few innovators whom the cognoscenti could spot from the proverbial "handful of notes" (Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins might top the list), but the task gets tougher when it comes to the thousands of talented yet less influential locals from the multifarious jazz scenes of the world.

Thus from the multifarious results observed in a range of experimental evolution studies, it appears that the issue of evolution of mate-harm and male reproductive behaviour and/or physiology under intersexual conflict is far from being settled.

Scholl entertained with one of his party pieces, the Cold Song from King Arthur – officially a bass number, but one Scholl acquired through his enthusiasm for the multifarious German cult countertenor Klaus Nomi.

The loophole closure is far from the dominant issue in the multifarious Virginia campaign, even if most voters realize the Virginia Tech spree brings gun control closer to home.

For those that can tell their boogaloos from pop locking, and appreciate the multifarious displays of MCs, hip-hop theatre holds no fears.

During the Civil War, when soldiers from across the country commingled, the multifarious strands of American music began to cross-fertilize each other, a process that was aided by the burgeoning railroad industry and other technological developments that made travel and communication easier.

The new government undertook the multifarious tasks of the transition from communism to democracy, beginning with privatizing businesses, revamping foreign policy, and writing a new constitution.

Others are firmly in the out tray, from Graham Gooch and possibly David Saker, right down to the multifarious backroom hands (spin-bowling coach: how's that coming along?) and there could be a generational collapse across the playing staff.

Ms. Armstrong can, alternatively, be suddenly and drastically stark, as in one marchlike episode in the last act, where it was as if the multifarious splendor of life had drained from her.

SDSs contain information on the various properties of a reagent and how it impacts SHE from cradle to grave; however, these summaries rarely consider the multifarious possibilities of how the reagent may transform during use in an application.