Sentence examples for myriad stages from inspiring English sources

"Beller is particularly skilled" at capturing "the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences," Katherine Dieckmann wrote here last year.

The complex patterns of cross-border commerce, with myriad stages of production spread over so many countries, would be enormously costly to pull apart.And yet.

It is on the last subject that Beller is particularly skilled; he captures perfectly the myriad stages of fear, discovery and elation that mark one's first sexual experiences, with a heavy emphasis on breasts and their unique effect on the nascent male libido.

In this way, college mirrors the myriad other stages in women's lives: our knee-jerk reaction is to cloak our struggles, our humanity, in myths that uphold an unattainable perfectionist standard for us all, ultimately reinforcing the struggle.

Melly Still moves the action from brothel to bike race to Salvation Army chapel, with a myriad of stage styles, from mime to video projections by Andrzej Goulding.

The true glory of Glastonbury is the myriad of smaller stages where you can encounter something you've never heard before.

Grand Rapids is home to myriad theatres and stages, including the Civic Theatre, DeVos hall, and the historic Wealthy Theatre.

Children go through a myriad of developmental stages as they grow, and the way they learn and interact with the world around them will change in each.

But the planks can revolve around the axis together or independently, producing myriad shapes, and they serve as both stage architecture and canvas for projections.

The production has been directed by Scott Alan Evans who proves to be an excellent traffic cop, staging the myriad entrances and exits with efficient aplomb.

In "El Niño" this felt pleasantly teeming, with the myriad sources sharing the stage in a kind of party that suited the celebratory subject matter.