Sentence examples for myriad points with from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeSalvo's confession was inconsistent on myriad points with the facts of the murders, so many that he could not have been the killer, she argues.

The valley shimmered with myriad points of color, as if Georges Seurat had touched up a Georgia O'Keeffe.

By Alex Ross In the spring, the valley shimmered with myriad points of color, as if Georges Seurat had touched up a Georgia O'Keeffe.

But Myriad pointed out in a statement on Monday that the Justice Department also agreed with the company on other issues.

Hawke saw both sides, and spoke fluently and passionately, illustrating his points with his own myriad experiences.

Pakistani and American officials said that General Petraeus's selection could further inflame relations between the two nations, which are already at one of their lowest points, with recriminations over myriad issues aired publicly like never before.

This was complemented by the "Inshore Squadron", formed primarily from frigates and brigs, which was tasked with watching the myriad entry points to Brest and other Biscay ports.

"There were myriad sticking points," he said.

Myriad forces with disparate loyalties now more difficult to comprehend or navigate than at any point during the war stalked the edges of the city.

And there comes a point near the end when she seems positively ablaze, an all-eclipsing torch amid the myriad candles with which Miss Helen illuminates her house.

Myriad frustrations with Internet Explorer prompt the defections.