We prize our interdisciplinary range, diversity of research objects, and multifarious stories.
My shrinking postpartum body doesn't show obvious signs of these traumas, the pleasures, its multifarious history.
"Postales," a joint production of Peruvian and American companies, connects two families — one from each nation — in ways that seem far too coincidental and multifarious for a story that's not a fable.
Still more provocative is his Spinozist conclusion, that the mind's primary focus is the body: "The mind exists for the body, is engaged in telling the story of the body's multifarious events, and uses that story to optimize the life of the organism".
But the underlying mental habit — replacing multifarious actual experience with simplified, and possibly falsified, story — is a dangerous one.
Keene's multifarious learning and engaging manner illuminate the improbable story of the fastidious aesthete whose taste has been so important in forming the look of the modern world.
She sang about Brazil's history, folklore and multifarious cultures with absolutely no deference to purism.
There are so many more stories that could be used to hone students' appreciation for the multifarious dimensions of the research enterprise, and I think these stories help students realize how many different sorts of research and research careers there are.
He is sitting at the knees of the multifarious storytellers and he takes turns at relaying the story too, to his Harvard roommate.
In constructing the collage of stories that makes up 10 04, Lerner is saying that life is too fragmented, too multifarious to be narrowed down to one single narrative, but that doesn't mean it can't be captured, in all its heartbreaking variety, in the pages of a novel.
