Sentence examples for many different quarters from inspiring English sources

Advice on how best to treat arthritis is now coming from so many different quarters that it often causes more confusion than clarity.

In the main house I really loved Stef Smith's Swallow, and while Lee Hall's Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour didn't entirely do it for me (but of course, that could be me rather than the show), it's had waves of love from many different quarters, and the singing and performances from the young cast are sublime.

"Everyone knows there were problems with the transition," says an aide, "and now we are receiving different advice and petitions from many different quarters".Many of the politicians who already have their parties organised demand that there should be no delay.

I'm overjoyed, therefore, that tonight Radio 3 will join forces with Radio 1 and Radio 1Xtra at the first ever Urban Classic Prom, which will also be broadcast on BBC3 (not that I can claim a scintilla of credit for the event, which has involved months of planning from many different quarters).

But it is coming under increasing pressure from many different quarters to end the practice.

But Washington is coming under increasing pressure from many different quarters to end the practice.

The strategy was to demonstrate peacefully in many different villages and quarters in order to strain the security forces.

That means your feet will have to endure many different heel heights in cramped closed quarters wearing the latest fall and winter footwear.

One of the most memorable aspects of that summer was hearing, at close hand, so many people from so many different countries singing their own national anthems at close quarters – from Ghana to Paraguay, Côte d'Ivoire to New Zealand.

To many, for many different reasons, the words of former Prime Minister Menachem Begin of a quarter century ago -- "No more wars, no more bloodshed" -- echoed Wednesday less with prophecy than with poignancy.

"Helix" developed a solid momentum as it went along, and putting frightened people in confined quarters with an enemy that can only be seen on a microscope is a recipe for many different kinds of chaos.