Sentence examples for myriad renditions from inspiring English sources
Max Bygraves, whose smart-alecky humor, Cockney charm and myriad renditions of easy-listening hits made him a British show-business institution, died on Aug. 31 in Queensland, Australia.
While topographical veracity here, too, left Turner indifferent, his rendition of the sky with its myriad variations in grey and white betrays an acute observation of nature not found in Claude — the 17th-century master was only concerned about aesthetic effect, not the observation of the world as it is.
Liszt, a boldface name on programs this year as myriad pianists celebrate his bicentennial, was also represented by unimaginative renditions of his Petrarch Sonnet No. 104 from "Années de Pèlerinage" and "Les Jeux d'Eaux à la Villa d'Este".
The Ebola outbreak, escalation between Russia and Ukraine, ISIS's terror and threats, the Gaza Strip conflict, and a myriad of issues ranging from data breeches, spy scandals, political corruption, and product recalls represent renditions of trust triggering events rearing their ugly heads in headlines.
Mr. Schade imbued "Woe, How Angry Is the Maiden" with myriad shadings, his strong tenor meshing elegantly with Mr. Quasthoff's rich voice in a characterful rendition of "My Darling's Eyes Are Blue".
As their song "Boss of Me," from "Malcolm in the Middle," climbs the charts, they look back with a complete rendition of their classic 1990 album, "Flood," and a selection of fine numbers from myriad other works.
There are myriad examples.
