Sentence examples for myriad spirits from inspiring English sources

Aside from the imam, a shaman is often consulted to cure illnesses, and the presence of myriad spirits is widely acknowledged.

One of the most difficult things to achieve on the myriad spirit hunting television shows is an actual visible spirit on film.

Animism teaches that the world is populated by a myriad of spirit beings that can be appeased and manipulated through ritual and magic.

Over three days, we asked Detroit and Chicago-based photographer Lyndon French to roam around the festival and its myriad afterparties to capture the spirit of what many call "techno mecca".

Life offers a myriad of different routes along our journey, but it's our spirit that provides us with the coordinates to our destination.

Care duly found himself in possession, and if he had not broken one of the game's myriad laws, he had fractured its spirit, so Barnes decreed.

At one level there is obviously now great financial uncertainty – the effect on European funding for the arts, for example – but quite as important is the potential effect on the spirit that drives a myriad of international partnerships in the arts.

Generally speaking, it refers to things that are different in nature coexisting at the same time, each thriving on its own, each in the correct place, in order to achieve balance and unity, embodying the spirit of "nourishing a myriad things growing up without harming each other, and following their course simultaneously without interfering with each other" in traditional culture.

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It would serve us well to revisit the myriad federal regulations that have stymied the innovative spirit of the American people.

The Spirit translates the Gospel instantly into myriad languages.