Sentence examples for myriad viewpoints from inspiring English sources

It veers ambitiously between myriad viewpoints, with two or three pages apiece devoted to little windows into the characters' lives.

It has one of the largest calderas in the world, offering myriad viewpoints over its twisted, pitted landscape.

Despite the signs of hope in this year's VIDA count, the literary world remains agonizingly far from full equality for women, and still further from representing the myriad viewpoints and identities that make up our society.

But perhaps the most peculiar talking point to come out of these discussions comes from Daily Caller editor Scott Greer who suggests college students should "expose themselves to viewpoints that genuinely offend them" since "Colleges are supposed to be places where the marketplace of ideas can flourish and young minds can come in contact with a host of different ideas and a myriad viewpoints".

Senator Coburn has maintained that commentators on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and other news media outlets "provide a myriad of viewpoints to answer the same questions".

In the past 35 years alone, a list of writers who have addressed this topic from a myriad of viewpoints and in a variety of styles would include Brian Friel, Seamus Heaney, Frank McGuinness, Christina Reid, Graham Reid, Ron Hutchinson, Marie Jones, Anne Devlin and Charabanc Theatre Company, among many others.

All we can say for sure is that different psychological, cultural and social factors combine in myriad ways to produce different viewpoints.

From a purely mechanistic viewpoint the BBB consists of a myriad of molecules, including metalloproteases, as well as claudins and integrins which would negate a dynamic opening of the closed tight junctions which are an essential part of the BBB [13, 14].

Since September of 2012, when I made a comment on Twitter about a movie that was then thought to be the reason behind the attack on the American embassy in Benghazi, I have been routinely subjected to screeds from Fox news, Weazel Zippers, Twitchy, News Busters, and a myriad of other sites that have targeted me for my "liburl" viewpoint.

Even today, most people think that the myriad events of daily life play out against a smooth continuum of space and time -- a viewpoint that dates back at least to Isaac Newton in the 17th century.

There are myriad examples.