Sentence examples for manifested in myriad from inspiring English sources

Ricardo E. Alegria, founder of the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, director of the Museum of the Americas in Old San Juan and a Harvard-trained anthropologist, said that Puerto Rico's cultural nationalism was manifested in myriad ways, from the thousands of Puerto Ricans making a living selling arts and crafts to the civil disobedience protests against the Navy in Vieques.

I quite agree that gender and sexuality are on the forefront of the winds of change during our time, and I certainly see that manifested in a myriad of ways in nightlife -- through looks, identities and performance.

No composer has transcribed bird song with more dedication than Messiaen, an ornithological sampling artist whose obsession manifested itself in myriad colorful works evoking birdcalls.

Talent manifested itself in myriad forms as a crowd of more than 80 swelled in Brooklyn's cozy Two Moon Art House and Café for the latest installment of Subcontinental Drift NYC.

In many countries health care is seen as among the most corrupt sectors, manifest in a myriad of ways from overpriced procurement of supplies to informal payments and sales of counterfeit medications.

Innovation manifests itself in myriad forms in developing communities.

It's certainly no secret that a high-pressure job can cause inordinate amounts of anxiety and tension, which can manifest themselves in myriad physical ways.

At Sony, he insists, the idea of convergence is now so deeply ingrained that it manifests itself in myriad collaborations among its film and record executives, video game designers and engineers.

The voter unrest that is manifesting itself in myriad (and often peculiar) ways reflects a real fear that not just family finances but the country itself is in a state of decline.

These trends manifest themselves in myriad ways, both in politics and in everyday life.

If you look closely, you'll see the tensions between the two entities manifest themselves in myriad ways, such as a struggle for a bigger piece of the budget or skepticism from one team surrounding the effectiveness of the other.