Sentence examples for in a surprising array of from inspiring English sources

The word "moral" pops up frequently in Bissell's essays, and in a surprising array of connections: political, aesthetic and personal.

Simply put, Alentejan food is zestier than most Portuguese fare, with a bolder use of herbs like coriander in a surprising array of dishes.

X-ray fluorescence imaging (sometimes abbreviated XFI) is a versatile technique for nondestructive analysis of trace element distributions, and is finding increasing application in a surprising array of fields – from plant physiology and geochemistry to archaeology and cultural history.

Cloning the larger sized RT-PCR cDNAs from plants homozygous for the wp allele resulted in a surprising array of alternatively spliced transcripts.

I'm reminded by Miriam Bale's post over at Bomblog (in which she brings together a surprising array of movies to make an important point) that today's the day for "Moonfleet" at Film Forum's retrospective of Fritz Lang's American films.

Libertine Social at Mandalay Bay provides guests with a surprising array of places in which to enjoy creative cocktails and unique food choices.

At the same time they had learned how to cope with difficult working situations and pursued a surprising array of strategies in order to mobilize drugs, supplies, and transport means when resource shortages arise.

General public ignorance about asexuality can cause a surprising array of problems, even in these sexually enlightened times.

Our study highlighted that health workers pursued a surprising array of workhood strategies in order to get hold of drugs and supplies (physical capital) and knowledge (cultural capital).

Building 93 was selected as being an unlooted but otherwise utterly ordinary house, but it yielded a surprising array of finds: an iron ladle, built-in potstands and bins, half a gold-copper bracelet, emeralds, some tiny coins, a Bes amulet, an intact, upside-down pot on a lower floor, beads, and a carnelian gem.

In-depth interviews revealed that health workers drawing on their own resources pursued a surprising array of strategies to cope with the problem of lacking drugs, supplies and human resources.