Sentence examples for myriad academic from inspiring English sources

She wore her learning very lightly: despite her myriad academic achievements, Ro was also renowned for her beautiful garden, her cooking and her marmalade.

Such a large question produces so many answers and there really is so little time but--ever interested in helping our readers excel at their myriad academic responsibilities--we hereby begin our seminar on The Art of Teaching.

Over the years, she's been the subject of myriad academic papers and subversive art pieces.

Mexico has a long theatrical tradition that is kept alive by myriad professional, academic, and indigenous groups.

A myriad of academic disciplines examining the affordances technological innovations grant, or deprive, reveal social interactions mediated by technologies not only have great power to stigmatise, but also to create and recreate the 'self' because who we are is deeply affected by perceptions and social meanings created through social interactions (Giddens, 1991).

"A lot of things make them great, a myriad of things: academics, culture and, here at Rutgers, Division I athletics.

An entrepreneurial undertaking has myriad benefits on the academic side, and in the long run can help you reset your priorities as a scientist.

In an article in "The Myriad" (The Westminster Undergraduate Academic Journal), research found that people make comparisons between themselves and others continuously.

And it may be the case especially during the school year when a myriad of demands - academic, athletic, extracurricular and social - might leave young drivers more sleep deprived than they are at other, less-structured times of the year.

And there are plenty of options to choose from among the myriad programs focused on academic preparation (with inadequate attention to life skills) of older students (such as 11th and 12th grade) who are already college-ready (not those who need the help).

She is constantly imagining her students' lives outside the classroom and the myriad factors that may affect their academic performance, their energy levels, their moods.