Sentence examples for some myriad from inspiring English sources

How do we assess the extent to which judges have pushed agendas rather than interpreted the intent of Congress, particularly when that intent itself reflects some myriad social, political or economic agenda?

My generation has all worked hard, some in myriad careers with first, second and third acts.

A bold and perilous artistic endeavor, this musical is also something of a tonal muddle, approaching the material from myriad angles – some serious, some sleazy, some nice, some nasty – which don't ultimately form a persuasive whole.

It disputes some of the myriad charges that have been leveled by the Cuomo administration.

These are just some of the myriad details revealed in the opening episodes.

Daniel Solove discusses some of these myriad interpretations of privacy that have been adopted and debated.

My experiences sensitised me to some of the myriad injustices to which women are constantly subjected.

Mr. Yattara's account of the battle for Diabaly helps illustrate some of the myriad troubles plaguing Mali's army.

New York state already sanctions, and in some cases sponsors, myriad forms of gambling, a fact that is driven home, ironically, whenever you attend a sporting event in New York City.

Scheduling conferences with Cameron Bailey, artistic director of the festival, awaited, as did travel logistics for some guests and myriad other details.

But the repressiveness of its laws, its total absence of democracy, its opaqueness, the corruption and venality of some of its myriad princes, are suddenly seen anew.