Andrade approached the position with characteristic ambition, using it to expand his work in folklore and folk music while organizing myriad performances, lectures, and expositions.
Greenfield's repetitive narrative is clogged with myriad indigestible mini-lectures on neuroscience, most of them from Fred – "He was speaking in unremitting chunks", is how one character puts it.
Combining a lineup of largely electronic musical acts with myriad art installations and forward thinking lectures and workshops, Lightning in a Bottle is as much a lesson in consciousness as it is a music festival.
I was also contacted by a myriad of other students after the lecture who found my statement affirming and encouraging.
The next day, she sat with Anupa Mistry, FADER Canada editor in an informal, chill lecture and discussed the myriad of people, experiences and places that make up Destiny, the woman, and sustain Princess Nokia, the artist.
In the news conference, Mr. Kerry, like a teacher lecturing a younger pupil, listed myriad conflicts around the world he was working to resolve, including in Syria, Afghanistan, Libya, North Korea and the South China Sea, and he made clear that he needed Britain's help.
Accordingly, a number of the young men arrived in America armed with cassettes of taped lectures from their elders, warning of the myriad dangers they perceived in the boys' future.
Chapter 7 only skims the surface in terms of offering insight into the myriad ways we can teach and inspire outside the lecture hall.
It is also vividly apparent from the outset of these lectures that Wittgenstein is urging a heightened vigilance to the myriad ways in which words can, on their grammatical surface, mislead.
Years ago, Mr. Kelly commenced a lecture series, featuring authors, world leaders and others, including former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, speaking about the world's myriad threats.
