Sentence examples for myriad threads from inspiring English sources

O'Hanlon expertly unravels the myriad threads of the often abstruse disputes about nuclear weapons and disarmament.

When it comes to sex, people's attitudes and behaviour are tightly bound up in "myriad threads of past and present".

In his first New York solo exhibition, Mr. Mongrain, an associate professor of ceramics at Hunter College, presents a set of quiet, mysterious, beautifully made ceramic objects: a perforated bell shape hanging from myriad threads; a hovering pillow bearing the imprint of a human ear; a leaning black plank with a surface like gently rippling water (Johnson).

The ongoing tug of war between data capture and individual privacy in the digital sphere involves myriad threads, usually moving in different directions.

Since May 2017 the watchdog has been pulling on myriad threads attached to the Cambridge Analytica Facebook data misuse scandal — to, in the regulator's words, "follow the data" across an entire ecosystem of players; from social media firms to data brokers to political parties, and indeed beyond to other still unknown actors with an interest in also getting their hands on people's data.

It gathers emails from myriad correspondents and threads together in bundles based on who sent them and what they appear to be about, and allows people to reply or delete hundreds or even thousands of messages with a few clicks.

Paul Jacobs dismisses the myriad threats.

As a way to thread the myriad of stories that had spun into the national (and global) news cycles in furious real-time, Lee -- who is never onscreen in When The Levees Broke and barely heard speaking -- uses the film as a cohesive narrative to link the viewer into the lives of all of the Crescent City natives, who were also interconnected to each other.

In myriad guises and manifestations, each threads itself through daily life: the vermilion anointments on the foreheads of clerks and laborers; the wreaths of marigolds hanging from motorcycle handlebars; the prayer beads wrapped around wrists and necks; the colorful pictures of Shiva painted on huge exhaust-spewing trucks; the temples that draw worshipers from all over the world.

Drawing on family archives and oral history from across the social spectrum, The Whisperers threads together a myriad of details and particularities to amass its big themes - the arbitrariness and duration of the terror and the dissimulation, self-deception, conformism and moral compromise that allowed it to happen.

The common thread among the myriad personalities and communities profiled by Walsh is a yearning for transcendence and rebirth.