Sentence examples for myriad things from inspiring English sources

Myriad things can go wrong.

(VIIA:4) All myriad things are here in me.

Plenty of other players benefit, or suffer, from the notion of clutch, which is a relatively recent addition to the myriad things a player is judged for.

"The Third Sex" maps a lost world not only of sex, but of the myriad things we modern folk once thought sex could be, and mean.

Insights on buying behaviour, customer acquisition channels, how much it costs you to service each customer – there are literally myriad things you can measure.

The huffing and puffing; the shrugging and swearing; the putains, the cons, and the myriad things that are considered pas possible.

Ri (Chn: li) often translated into English as "principle," in fact has the sense of "pattern," and in the esoteric Buddhist context signifies the pattern found in the interplay of the five material elements that constitute the myriad thing-events and phenomena.

Or put differently, Dainichi's mind (along with his body), making no discrimination between this and that, is like a great space ("emptiness"; kû) from out of which he transforms himself through self-differentiation into the myriad thing-events and beings.

Remind yourself it is only a book, only a paper, only one thing in a myriad of things.

And then there were textbooks and desks and myriad other things.

That involves a myriad of things, from promoting human rights to designing better jobs policies (see article).