Sentence examples for myriad deaths from inspiring English sources

Sadly, in this fable, there is no one to repair the mutilated bride; she sinks back into the myriad deaths from which she rose in all her parts.

Children are affected by disasters in myriad ways – death or injury, and the threat of disease caused by disrupted access to basic services such as health, nutrition, safe water and sanitation.

If acted upon, all of these recommendations can prevent myriad injuries, even deaths, in children.

In a post on PETA's official blog, Amanda Schinke, however, was highly critical of the episode for its "myriad of violent deaths of cartoon dogs".

The Bcl-2 protein BAK is a key player in mitochondrial apoptosis and responds to a myriad of different death signals.

Awareness of the myriad problems with the death penalty is mounting.

This might be par for the course for an era of swift-boating political ads and a torrent of television commercials plumping for myriad wonder drugs (sudden death may result).

But what made F.E.A.R. "the scariest fucking game ever" was that it adeptly tapped myriad anxieties, such as sudden deaths, confrontation, hemophobia and darkness.

Death brings a myriad of costs at a time when families are emotionally fragile.

Earhart's life and death have attracted myriad collectors and history buffs, but Mr. Long may be among the most avid.

Of all the myriad reasons for eliminating the death penalty, the most compelling is that an innocent man could be condemned.