Sentence examples for myriad elements from inspiring English sources
Making whiskey requires finding the right balance among myriad elements.
Claire Jolivet showed respect for its myriad elements: the soulful spirituality, the furious passion, the good-natured liveliness.
The reorganization, centering on an initiative named the Ad Council Coalition Against Terrorism, comes after critics complained about myriad elements of the organization's response to the terrorist attacks.
The mass of SMEs in Zhenjiang and Lagos State is attributable to myriad elements in their locations and though they share similar coastal traits, their nature varies.
One of the myriad elements that makes the Six Nations such an engrossing tale - along with its rich history, storied heroes, and perfect perch in the calendar - is the fact that every match matters.
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Weren't these but two examples of the myriad conflicting elements that create women's lust?
Their dense Socratic dialogues are punctuated with loud musical cues, booming omniscient narration and myriad other elements that Mr. Foreman knows do not endear him to traditional theatergoers.
The profusion of realistic detail and the way feathers, blossoms, tree leaves and myriad other elements are deftly individualized is hypnotically gripping.
Among the myriad alluring elements of his performance on Wednesday was the sense of architecture, a narrative arc through calm, suffering, conflict and transformation that proved striking in both the individual sonatas and in the program as a whole.
Among its myriad bizarre elements are hooded spectators in black-and-white rubber masks clapping to the spiritual "Dem Bones," a bewigged judge spouting lines like "Give it to me, baby!" and machine-gun fire punctuating the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love".
