Sentence examples for myriad familiar from inspiring English sources

The myriad familiar joys of the movie are etched in America's folk memory: the perfect parents in the form of Leon Ames and Mary Astor, Judy's unrequited affection for the boy next door, The Trolley Song sequence with its riot of brightly coloured 1900s gowns and hats.

Groh offered myriad, and familiar, reasons for Sunday's offensive lassitude against Detroit.

Capone said Myriad was not familiar with Chung's patients, but when a woman has a BRCA variant of unknown significance, the company recommends that she be treated according to her family history - aggressively if many close relatives have had breast or ovarian cancer, conservatively if not.

Bowker and Taylor each lay out Orwell's myriad -- and largely familiar -- intellectual and political contradictions.

Like Reyes's arsenal, Simon's index suggests a high concept chasing its tail, in a form familiar from myriad conceptualist stunts of the past half century.

Great plays bring out great performances, even in those scripts rendered over-familiar by myriad local productions.

But her face — and the authority that she brought to her myriad roles — was usually more familiar than her name.

And given her novel imagination, her pretty pastels seem fresher, less familiar than the myriad others we've already seen for spring.

There are plenty of great lawyers out there who can assist with starting a business, who are not going to be familiar with the myriad challenges that a startup faces when it attempts meaningful technology innovation.

Nearly all marketers are likely familiar with the myriad applications of blogging; it is one of the true workhorses of the online marketing world, in more ways than one.

"Unless you've been living under a rock (or living under Iraq Kuwait) you are very familiar with the myriad of countdowns VH1 has aired this year," he wrote.