Sentence examples for many ways highly from inspiring English sources

Wodehouse was born in 1881, and his early years were, in many ways, highly conventional.

The work that goes into creating Tate Triennial is in many ways highly sophisticated, highly modern - altermodern, even.

The EU characterisation of rational desire is in many ways highly permissive, but it may be more controversial than first meets the eye.

The development of a fragment approach to hit discovery is, in many ways, highly amenable to the academic drug discovery setting, and such groups can apply this technique to the difficult, high-risk target types that should be characteristic of the sector.

It was in many ways a highly independent organization that attracted a social and cultural elite and enjoyed the protection of Gustav III after his 1772 coup that empowered him as an absolute monarch.

Even though in many ways it is highly sophisticated, there is also something very brash and adolescent about most Jamie T songs – partly a result of his loose, shouty vocal style, partly the gratifyingly direct storytelling and jokes in his lyrics.

In 1952 increased demand for personal appearances allowed Basie to form a new orchestra that in many ways was as highly praised as his bands of the 1930s and '40s.

And one of the lessons was that Delta was, in many ways, a very highly levered company and they were very dependent on a functioning securitization market.

"Berndt touched students in many ways, ranging from highly assaulting" their genitals and breasts "to other contacts with less obviously abusive implications," Wiley wrote in the summary of the sheriff's findings.

In many ways, it's a highly traditional play echoing Odets' social-issue dramas of the American 30s.

In many ways this has been highly motivational.