Dreaming, a common and distinctive phenomenon of sleep, has throughout human history given rise to myriad beliefs, fears, and conjectures, both imaginative and experimental, regarding its mysterious nature.
This initial fear of Carlos' punishment for his role in the attempted assassination of Trujillo is what originally prompted the García family's flight from the island and spawned the myriad other fears that would later plague their lives.
All because they dared to use Western-inspired rock music to express the myriad frustrations, fears and even dreams of their lives growing up in authoritarian, corrupt and often violent countries.
"Beller is particularly skilled" at capturing "the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences," Katherine Dieckmann wrote here last year.
It is on the last subject that Beller is particularly skilled; he captures perfectly the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences, with a heavy emphasis on breasts and their unique effect on the nascent male libido.
Instead of countering its poor public image, Myriad let the fear persist [ 9].
In cafés, restaurants and on street corners, Iraqis from myriad backgrounds cite security fears, economic woes, failing governance and poor infrastructure as reasons for their departure.
But the growing cadre of behavioral economists has highlighted the myriad ways in which fear, neurosis and desire influence economic decisions large and small.
Following the concept behind Frustration, Franco will cover myriad feelings including anxiety, fear, hysteria, confusion, and shame in the series.
And yet, even if we do get rid of Joseph Kony this year, we will still have a world where myriad children live in fear of more elusive villains.
