Sentence examples for given multifarious from inspiring English sources

(Bob Crowley's single set, given multifarious life by Natasha Katz's expert lighting, suggests the kind of pub where people come to lose themselves in song as well as drink, and the audience is invited to join in an improvised preshow hootenanny on the stage).

Given the multifarious nature of the Chinese language, choices have to be made, and some Chinese-Americans might be disappointed to know that millions of children are about to be told to call red packets — the envelopes used for gifts of money at new year — ya sui qian rather than hong bao or ang pao.

Given the multifarious genetic architecture underlying complex traits, it is not unreasonable to believe a model of heterogeneity of effects between sub-phenotypes.

These two-dimensional works (the focus of a smaller show at the Aspen Art Museum in 2011) often incorporate photographs of Karachi, Ms. Bhabha's native city, giving her multifarious, polytheistic beings a more defined sense of place.

I did not have multifarious talents like my classmates did.

Grass-endophytes may have multifarious effects on herbivore communities [7].

It has worked with New York City officials to make contacts in New York Muslim organizations and has given early peeks of the project to groups as multifarious as the Arab Bankers Association of North America and the regional offices of the Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Defamation League

Outstanding in its exploitation of multifarious shades of orchestral colour and density, the Estonian Erkki-Sven Tüür's Lighthouse was given a performance as full of vitality as the work itself, while at the opposite end of the sonic scale, George Crumb's infinitely delicate God Music was exquisitely realised.

I had come to you, Chongqing, seeking my fortune like any other of your millions, and you'd embraced me, given me a place in your streets, revealed to me a few of your close-held secrets and showed me your multifarious nature — at times ugly, at others remarkable, uncaring to be sure, but with unimpeachable ulterior motives.

Between a chunky bronze coin issued in 290BC bearing the head of Alexander the Great portrayed as Heracles, son of Zeus, and the entire wall, near the exit, given over to Twitter responses to last summer's Olympic opening ceremony – itself a vast piece of propaganda for brand UK – is an array of material so multifarious that it's hard to take in half of it on a two-hour visit.

Frege by contrast, whilst arguing that a proper account of arithmetic (and analysis) should show how its generality enables one to give a uniform account of multifarious different applications (cf. Dummett, 1991 Chapter 20) also argued strongly for the view that mathematical utterances have a meaning independent of, in conceptually prior to, their use in applications.