"myriad conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a wide variety of conversations or discussions. For example: "At our weekly meetings, we have myriad conversations to discuss the progress of our project."
Crucially, we can all talk at once, as the group fragments into twos, threes and fours to allow myriad conversations.
Through the myriad conversations that buzzed in the Savoy last Tuesday there were countless repetitions of the bookselling and critical concerns that afflicted Johnson 250 years ago.
CS West End Girls – Pet Shop Boys Inspired by two very different multi-character cityscapes – the Furious Five's The Message and TS Eliot's The Waste Land – the Pet Shop Boys' first hit perceived London as a babble of voices, collaging mysterious fragments of myriad conversations.
It was during these myriad conversations that I experienced dialectical thought in everyday life experiences.
First and foremost, this victory came about as a result of years of work and myriad conversations making the case for the freedom to marry.
In the Independent on Sunday, DJ Taylor confessed to being "seduced" by Hensher's "coruscating intelligence", but spotted that he "seems to lose interest" in the child abduction storyline, and sniffed "the faint scent of desultoriness" in the myriad conversation scenes.
If several dozen interviews and myriad overheard conversations here are any indication, Americans are very much enjoying the international civics lesson that the last week has provided, and their concerns -- and there are many -- are quite disconnected from those submitted by the political parties.
Is it okay to bug the phones of the EU representation in Washington D.C.? Is it okay to build a spy's nest on top of the U.S. embassy in the heart of Berlin to listen in on myriad confidential conversations?
This is, in all likelihood, the sort of socio-political turning point that will spawn myriad future conversations devolving upon "where were you when it happened?" and "which side were you on?" I am unequivocally, and unsurprisingly, on the side that says "Ya Basta!" to anti-immigrant policies and practices in Arizona and elsewhere.
Nabokov, Visnovsky and Streit often gather for meals on the road, and amid their myriad languages, conversation and laughter easily flow.
If you've wondered what happens when a body is cremated, Caitlin will set you straight, and also give you myriad macabre conversation-starters for your next cocktail party. .
