Sentence examples for from the panoply from inspiring English sources

Further complexities come from the panoply of choices the departing and remaining states would make after the fall.

Singers such as Laura Mvula and N-Dubz star Fazer will join the BBC Symphony Orchestra on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in a symphonic remix of tunes from the panoply of British urban music, from grime to soul to R'n'B, as well as high-octane orchestral works by Mosolov and Henze.

Ms. Clayman, who recently converted to Judaism, and her husband, Greg, an executive vice president at MTV Networks who was born Jewish but grew up nonobservant, select from the panoply of Sabbath rituals the customs that seem most meaningful to them.

But from the panoply of prospective Republican presidential candidates, many of whom have engaged in "fact-finding missions" in the Middle East before the Egyptian crisis (a transparent, if time-honoured, ploy to bolster foreign policy credentials), the silence is deafening.

Campbell McGrath's "XX: Poems for the Twentieth Century," which draws sustenance from the panoply of past century's artists, philosophers, writers, and musicians, from Wittgenstein to Dylan and Coltrane, seems to launch its own defense of the humanities and their presence in our lives.

Not even counting the social value of keeping people in their homes, the cost effectiveness derived from the panoply of foreclosure-prevention programs was indicated by a study conducted over the last five years by the Family Housing Fund of Minneapolis.

The syuzhet is the film-length, presentational, content-free form of the movie selected from among the panoply of possibilities within film style.

Amistad was berthed at Pier A at Battery Park, which drew plenty of sea-gazers of its own with the promising perch of an iron railing from which to watch the panoply of passing ships and the banking gulls in front of the Statue of Liberty's upheld torch.

Also, you may never have known they had a vacancy at all if you hadn't been proactive and picked a few promising names from the great panoply of scientists on the Internet.

In this regard I'm tempted to compare them, at least at their best, to Shakespeare or Beethoven or Velazquez (to draw just from the White Guy panoply), but these two masters aren't Old - well, they're both over 60, but you know what I mean.

All the traffic lights were off, a dusk-to-dawn curfew was imposed, students were sent home from United States Space Camp, and the Panoply Arts Festival was canceled.