Sentence examples for multifarious life from inspiring English sources

Sadiq Khan knows the grainy, multifarious life of the capital intimately.

To build his huge music library, it has taken Cristóbal Díaz Ayala 25 years, countless missed family vacations, much of his savings and every skill he has learned in a multifarious life.

(Bob Crowley's single set, given multifarious life by Natasha Katz's expert lighting, suggests the kind of pub where people come to lose themselves in song as well as drink, and the audience is invited to join in an improvised preshow hootenanny on the stage).

I suppose I like the idea of them experiencing such a vast, multifarious, potentially life-changing phenomenon as free agents, able to do whatever brilliant, ridiculous, possibly unwise things they choose.

Ms. Armstrong can, alternatively, be suddenly and drastically stark, as in one marchlike episode in the last act, where it was as if the multifarious splendor of life had drained from her.

It's a film that tells us about French youth today: diverse, multifarious, and tormented by life's many tricks and dilemma".

To bring up a child with a partner you need a strong commitment to each other that transcends life's multifarious challenges.

Some people are said to be illegally subletting their apartments or parking spaces at a profit -- the multifarious connivances of New York life.

This is unfortunate: Marx without Engels would have been a significantly lesser figure; furthermore, Engels was an enormously capable, colourful, generous, kindly and engaging man, whose appetite for life in multifarious forms leaves the reader more than a little exhausted by the end of Tristram Hunt's book.

Life is so multifarious in its impact that we can only move through it by rationing our attention.

Maybe the most resonant of le Carré's many formulation of his hero's multifarious self is this: "Ted Mundy, life's eternal apprentice".