Sentence examples for given the countless from inspiring English sources

His relationship with the Royal Opera, perhaps inevitably given the countless sensibilities involved, proved less adulatory in the long term.

The obstacles, once you think about them, are seismic, given the countless ways our culture awards status to masculine attributes over feminine ones.

The Three Musketeers Given the countless Hollywood adaptations of the adventures of D'Artagnan, Athos, Portos and Aramis, you probably know the plot of the Musketeers already.

Given the countless scandals and the financially driven conference realignment that has occurred since then, one would think those in charge of the B.C.S. would not be so skittish as to avoid using the word playoff.

Fink figured that he was in the hole about $30 million, a manageable number given the countless millions he and his mortgage traders had made for the firm over the past six years.

8 Given the countless screening strategies available, 7 15 regional differences in local resources, 5 16 and the costs of prospective clinical studies, 17 no empirical study can be foreseen that would compare all options available for the three approaches to combining first and second trimester analyses.

Broadway has given the world countless melodies and songs that have become iconic from productions that have gone on to tour the globe.

But given the Whitney Biennial, countless contemporary galleries and the film-festival circuit, the skateboard now appears to be the new found-object of choice.

Given, too, the countless camping barns, hostels and bothies scattered across Britain, you can go as wild as you like.

The opening piece, "Shovel Kings", concerns Rafferty, transplanted to Camden Town 40 years earlier along with his father and countless others, given the task of digging up London streets to put in cables.

Other critics (Kania 2005, Stecker 2005) believe Davies provides insufficient grounds for the adoption of a highly revisionary ontological doctrine that gives the lie to countless ordinary statements about works of art, such as "the Mona Lisa can be seen at Le Louvre".