Sentence examples for myriad acts from inspiring English sources

Went on to remix myriad acts and tour with U2.

Bill was an extremely caring and compassionate individual whose myriad acts of charity and tzedokah are legend.

We remember the dead and, with them, the survivors, the firemen and the police, the nurses and the doctors and the spontaneous, instinctive volunteers, the myriad acts of courage and kindness.

And Hirsch, an author of four previous books, including "Hurricane: The Miraculous Journey of Rubin Carter," chronicled Mays's myriad acts of generosity, many of them impulsive, most of them aimed at children.

Sunila Abeysekera, a prominent human rights advocate who sought to bring the world's attention to myriad acts of violence in her country, Sri Lanka, despite threats against her own life, died of cancer on Monday in Colombo, the Sri Lankan capital.

The authors, a group of doctors and researchers at Harvard Medical School, outlined the myriad acts of disrespect that we've come to accept as a way of life in medicine, and showed how these can lead to a final pathway of harm to our patients.

It concerns an act of revenge and the fallout of that act, which takes the form of myriad other acts of revenge that bloom grisly over the course of the film's 90 minute runtime.

"For years the family tried to ignore their myriad untoward acts and tragedies, pretending they were not true or did not matter," he writes, "but it was a tide beating away at the foundations on which the public life of the Kennedys was built.

As is always the case, it will take time to restore trust and that process will involve a myriad of small acts of customer satisfaction," he said.

For six hours a day Netta Phillips helped residents in sheltered housing in Strood, Kent; she spent another four working for a charity sending aid to Kosovo, and performed myriad other invisible acts of kindness – all with endless good humour and dignity, without remuneration or a birthday honour from the Queen.

The show is about the impulse to create and the myriad ways people act on that impulse.