Sentence examples for multifarious parts from inspiring English sources

Basically, we were reminded this weekend, Hawkwind is the closest Britain ever had to the tribal cult of the Grateful Dead, the enduring whole greater than the sum of its multifarious parts.

His is also a reputation untested by the competing demands and multifarious pressures of national office.

The magic of Shakespeare is multifarious and sprawling; they've got lots of working parts, and at least some of the parts are likely to work.

Traditional synthetic substrates and matrices for cell culture have proven to be of only limited utility in efforts to understand and control cell behavior, in large part because they fail to capture the multifarious biochemical, mechanical, geometric and dynamic characteristics of in vivo environments.

She seems to share a little of my past & my present-not very much, it is true none of the multifarious activities which jostle around in my life, except the part which pertains to Shakespeare, for this is where she exerts her possessive copyright.

Apparently, the EcR plays a vital role in the transcription of multifarious genes [34], [35].

In a dynamic systems approach, the job of technology is multifarious but overall it should promote self-organizing evolutionary processes in all parts of the education system, processes that moreover interact with each other to achieve coherent progressive development.

A product of Finland's largest, seed-stage startup accelerator, Startup Sauna, Futureful has spent the last three years quietly building a predictive discovery engine that co-founder Marko Anderson says describes as "part toy, part tool" and seeks to provide users with a personal filter for the Web's multifarious content.

It is because the needs of human communication are so various and so multifarious that the study of meaning is probably the most difficult and baffling part of the serious study of language.

As a consequence, Ressler also decides to leave the research team, in part because he realizes that life is just too large and multifarious to be explained by one area of study: By the time he gets to campus, it's clear, as clear as anything will ever be in the rough translation allotted him.

Covering this multifarious body of work — more than thirty books and hundreds of articles, many highly fugitive, in all sorts of papers and journals — is actually the easier part of a biographer's task.