Sentence examples for such a panoply from inspiring English sources

In particular, not even the Grand Theft Auto games, as fabulous as they are, are populated with such a panoply of fascinating, nuanced, realistic characters.

And veteran Observer readers, perhaps, may be forgiven for wondering what the Orwell of Homage to Catalonia would have said today as he surveyed such a panoply of irresolution.

With such a panoply of international big spenders in Venice, every leading auction house executive, contemporary art dealer and luxury goods purveyor worth his salt was in town shilling for business.

"The only question for me in our vote", says a retired editor in Tunis, "is what number comes after the point, after the 99%."But there is another question that has long puzzled many Tunisians, which is why, in this quiet, mildly prosperous, relatively worldly country with a solid middle class, Mr Ben Ali's government feels the need to maintain such a panoply of control.

"The TGA's a really honourable institution because of their exceptional standards, but at times it can be a little frustrating when you've got such a panoply of positive science about Truvada's efficacy," Edwina told VICE.

Where else could a reader find such a broad panoply of human transgressions, I ask you? Lee and Monster had conceived, designed, manufactured and distributed the Beats by Dre headphones from the beginning.

Such efforts have resulted in a panoply of small-scale security standards that do not work together.

Chicago prosecutors detail how the cartel smuggled hundreds of kilograms of cocaine and heroin a time across the Mexican border using a panoply of methods such as "cargo aircraft, private aircraft, submarines and other submersible and semi-submersible vessels, container ships, go-fast boats, fishing vessels, buses, rail cars, tractor-trailers and automobiles".

Such legislation was motivated by crude theories of human heredity that posited the wholesale inheritance of traits associated with a panoply of feared conditions such as criminality, feeblemindedness, and sexual deviance.

AMERICAN MODERN ENSEMBLE Robert Paterson's rambunctious little group, holding fast to its corner of the New York scene, offers "Women Who Rock," a program featuring a panoply of works by such talented female composers as Missy Mazzoli, Alexandra du Bois, Gabriela Frank, and Augusta Read Thomas ("Passion Players").

To counter those threats, governments are acquiring and stockpiling a panoply of 'medical countermeasures' such as antivirals, next-generation vaccines, antibiotics and anti-toxins.