Sentence examples for myriad nations from inspiring English sources

The emperor then, Qianlong, liked to speak to the "myriad nations" to the south as a father would address his children.

"That's Scotland this time, isn't it?" Paul James, the leader of Gloucester city council, has high hopes that the influx of the Japanese fans – and supporters of the other myriad nations who have arrived to enjoy the jamboree – will provide an economic and cultural boost.

Over the weekend, Italy became the first member of the Group of Seven major developed economies to formally join China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative, a sprawling Chinese-led project that aims to build a "new Silk Road" of railways, ports and other infrastructure projects linking China to the West and myriad nations in between.

Far from devolving into the type of loud, violent clash plaguing so many other alien-invasion films, Arrival instead uses its own visitors from outer space to train a mirror on the world at-large exposing not only its irreconcilat-large exposingwithinothe myriad nationlythat comprits irreconcilable to suggest that achieving a sort of global unity isn't wholly impossible.

It may seem a benign choice of words to Europeans and Americans who have been educated with little orientation to our former roles as colonizing nations, but to art audiences from the myriad nations with whom we are building the new global agora, the title conveys a dishonest attempt to sell the world on a genesis of abstraction that is entirely a modern European enterprise.

The Eurozone's nations implemented myriad national reforms aimed at strengthening the monetary union and alleviating stress on banks and governments.

Now the city has about 5,000 refugees from a myriad of nations.

With the Olympics coming up it should be especially useful to track all the chatter from the myriad of nations attending.

The focus of violence in 1985 has been the nation's myriad black townships.

The Framers wanted rule by certain kinds of majorities — ones suited to moderate, consensual governance of a heterogeneous, continental nation with myriad regional and other diversities.

It helps, of course, that the dollar remains the world's leading currency, ensuring that demand for United States debt is strong in spite of the nation's myriad financial challenges.