Sentence examples for myriad ethnicities from inspiring English sources

Africa's 54 countries – even this number depends on your point of view – are home to around a billion people manifesting thousands of languages and myriad ethnicities.

Students in the second group represented myriad races, ethnicities, and socio-economic statuses (Atman et al. 2010).

Nationalism within nation-states as in Spain or the United Kingdom is only a consequence of Europe's diversity and of the myriad of ethnicities which share a continent.

I love my discipline, and I'm in this field because I want our students to inherit the same vast, imagination-bending world of print that I did: authors and texts representing myriad races, ethnicities, regions, religions, classes, sexualities, abilities, genders, time periods, and most important, countless visions of other worlds, both on this earth and in our heads.

"For once," he said, "America is truly brought together into one from its myriads of ethnicities -- 10,000 ethnicities become sharply focused into an art form, and ironically, the North American Puerto Rican, the Nuyorican, has become the mainstream of American poetry".

As you stroll south from Flatbush Avenue all the way to 101st Street, you sense the myriad layers of race, ethnicity and class: from the rich, boho yuppies who have settled in Park Slope to the Dominicans and Puerto Ricans who first made their homes in Sunset Park in the 50's to the Italians and Irish who now share their piece of America -- Bay Ridge -- with Arab neighbors.

Team-sheets from the Premier League down have players of all ethnicities, and organising bodies host myriad anti-racism events.

It's run by a Filipino-American woman, whose ethnicity can be counted as an asset: among Toronto's myriad immigrant communities, Oliver says, Filipinos are the champion cash-for-gold customers.

There are myriad examples.

There are myriad routes.

The benefits are myriad.