Sentence examples for myriad faces from inspiring English sources

@eli_borrero explores the "myriad faces" of New York City.

Show that abortion has myriad faces: those of women we love, respect and cherish.

In defining the myriad faces of the other in Israel, he reveals himself again and again as a vigilant watchman over the land.

Sherman's myriad faces – along with a few less savoury body parts – were on full display in this brilliant retrospective at San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art (after originally showing at MoMA in New York).

Fitzgerald even recognised our obsession with youth, writing in 1934 of Nicole Diver in Tender is the Night: "she was enough ridden by the current youth worship, the moving pictures with their myriad faces of girl-children, blandly represented as carrying on the work and wisdom of the world, to feel a jealousy of youth".

As Winnie, Adams proves to be a woman of myriad faces, all of them absolutely and recognizably natural.

Avedon captured a myriad of faces in stark black and white against empty white backgrounds.

He was just one of a myriad of faces who walks by at The Castle and goes in and out of the locker room.

The slowed-down motion of people engaged in sexual acts is transformed into a living jungle of shapes and patterns as myriad animal faces flash throughout the images.

The achievement is all the more brilliant when the myriad problems faced by the children are taken into consideration.

There is no way to overstate the myriad risks faced by children whose parents have effectively abandoned them.