Sentence examples for multifarious forms from inspiring English sources

Of all the multifarious forms of entertainment laid out before us in this glittering digital age, Lost in Showbiz loves good old rock'n'roll the best.

Consequently, I decided it might be worth trying to categorise the short story in a bit more detail, to try to classify its multifarious forms.

A product of the Progressive Era, the authority was to be insulated from the vagaries of politics on both sides of the river, which is to say also from Trenton's and Albany's multifarious forms of corruption.

Love, in all its multifarious forms, is O'Brien's subject – first loves, a mother's love, the disenchantment that eventually sets in – but The Love Object is also something of a love song to Ireland itself.

You can expect to encounter flamboyantly outfitted floats, elaborately costumed characters and eccentric beauty in multifarious forms, often in pointed defiance of propriety, before the coronation of this year's King Neptune and Queen Mermaid, Judah Friedlander and Carole Radziwill.

The workshops argued that architecture actively participates in the making of political-economic regimes through multifarious forms and at different scales, ranging from the city to the street, to the building, and even to the pipe.

That would mean the unwieldy and multifarious collection of life forms we call fungi.

The authors of this work have sought to accomplish the task of presenting to a wider public the story of the Universities of Louvain in their successive forms and multifarious aspects.

This year we'll further radicalize this approach by focusing on the 'house' as a multifarious apparatus that links together form, gender, construction, ownership, and subjectivity as one systemic domain.

The essay draws on Eric Santner's work in political theology and on Station Eleven's intertextual usage of the work of William Shakespeare and Herman Melville to present an account of the multifarious interactions between life and form that are at stake in climate change fiction.

A team of doctors (physicians), comprising four paediatricians, was formed to define the multifarious signs and symptoms associated with meningitis and to identify risk factors integral to its causality, as indicators used by clinicians to identify the presence or absence of meningitis in patients.