Sentence examples for myriad other forms from inspiring English sources

But Americans are coming to realize that Iraq is, in fact, a country in agony, beset by bombings, firefights, kidnappings, beheadings and myriad other forms of mayhem.

Nowhere else, the organisation says, contains biodiversity to match its 400 types of coral, 1,500 fish species and myriad other forms of ocean life.

Dr. Filreis, an English professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is the faculty director of the Kelly Writers House, an unusual, largely extracurricular community of people passionate about writing: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting, songwriting and myriad other forms.

A place where black unemployment is far higher than white unemployment, where profiling and institutional racism and white privilege and myriad other forms of racism still shape so much of life in America.

Less visible in media coverage - and, for that very reason, of perhaps even greater concern are the children and women mutilated and killed in Sierra Leone; abducted as slaves and concubines in Sudan; or subjected to myriad other forms of violence and abuse in the dozens of strife-torn countries in which UNICEF is working.

- Posted by Ethan City Parks Foundation gets this question all the time - with the word "salsa" or "gospel" or "jazz" or one of myriad other art forms substituted for "reggae".

Those online banner ads that you recommend blocking with browser add-ons pay for the free content on the Web — the e-mail accounts, video shorts, interactive election maps and myriad other new forms that entertain and inform our citizenry.

After learning the Psychlos' language, history, and myriad other educational forms from the rapid learning machine, Jonnie plots a human uprising against the Psychlos.

It concerns an act of revenge and the fallout of that act, which takes the form of myriad other acts of revenge that bloom grisly over the course of the film's 90 minute runtime.

The interest in these data was overwhelming as evidenced by the paper being accessed via the journal website more than 20,000 times to-date [ 1] as well as myriad direct enquiries through email and other forms of communication.

His ups and downs have been more significant than most, but there remain many within the game who suffer in silence; be it the result of injury, loss of form, retirement or myriad other factors separate from sport.