Sentence examples for myriad practices from inspiring English sources

The law had shielded myriad practices from state and local statutes -- Native Americans using ritual peyote, young Catholics taking Communion wine, Orthodox Jews objecting to autopsies, Jehovah's Witnesses refusing to take loyalty oaths for state jobs, Islamic inmates following dietary laws dictated by their faith, even the Amish refusing to put traffic reflectors on their buggies.

Or does the book tend to get lost in a myriad practices?

Even a glance through the history of ethnology is rather sufficient to find myriad practices of using magic potions.

Hōnen saw clearly that unless a wholly new perspective were established regarding the categorization and evaluation of the myriad practices taught in Buddhist tradition, the genuine meaning of the Pure Land path as he had come to understand it would remain obscure, and vocal nembutsu would continue to be viewed by all people as merely an expedient practice for inferior practitioners.

Myriad practices attest to a vibrancy in America's quest for human and planetary flourishing that will not be silenced.

The myriad practices through which the financial sector extracts value from the system without enhancing the process of allocating capital to purposes that serve the public must be eliminated to reverse the drift toward a rentier economy.

Police discretion that was lodged so firmly in vagrancy and loitering laws has continued in myriad policing practices, including most prominently stop and frisk.

Veils may offend some, as tattoos, piercing and a myriad of practices may offend others, but if they pose no danger to public security, safety or health, they should not be forbidden.

The League of Women Voters has organized a forum on "The Dilemma of Religious Holidays in Our Public Schools," to address the issue of separation of church and state in terms of Christmas decorations, religiously inspired holiday music, arts and crafts that depict religious holiday symbols, and myriad traditional practices from an increasingly long list of denominational beliefs.

What I found is that the institution was employing myriad best practices in the area of fundraising and being deeply purposeful about its alumni interactions.

From slavery and Jim Crow through the war on drugs, mass incarceration, police targeting, loan discrimination, employment discrimination, housing discrimination via redlining, voter discrimination via gerrymandering and myriad, ingrained practices of rampant social discrimination the inequality has been brazen.