Sentences with phrase «myriad things»

While school boards are responsible for myriad things regarding their district, by far the most important is the success of students during and after their time in school.

Without the right expertise, management and processes in place myriad things can go wrong.

In spite of myriad things that could - and probably should - have tripped me up, I'm flying in the face of 50, counting my blessings daily, taking the time to see and appreciate even the smallest miracles in the midst of the madness.

I was concerned that this would be a «should» book, replete with non-essential super mom type tasks that would make me feel bad about myriad things unaccomplished.

Liver is rich in B vitamins (especially B12), iron, folate, copper, zinc, choline, and a whole bunch of other substances that do myriad things in the body.

Made up of over 40 buildings, both modern and historical, which house an array of entertainment, retail and dining venues, the Square offers myriad things to see and do, from casual coffee in a sunny courtyard to fine dining in an elegant restaurant.

Myriad things inspire the design of a jewel.

Priorities can include myriad things such as firm culture, compensation, possibility of partnership, future earning potential, work - life balance, and volunteer opportunities.

He paused then, at the thought of earthly sorrows, Our sickly past, incarnadine tomorrows, The myriad things that whistle arcane truth To please old minds and to instruct raw youth, And bore down on his broken knees to pray For such a world that had so much to say.

For the same reason that Dao De Jing says: «Dao gives birth to One, One gave birth to Two, Two gave birth to Three, Three gave birth to all the myriad things.»

Wang began his exposition of this «item» with the assertion that «the great man regards Heaven, Earth, and the myriad things as one body» (WYM 272).

When the thing is considered in its functioning, the principle is the guiding force of its activity, diversely relating to the myriad things.

the learning of the great man consists entirely in getting rid of the obscuration of selfish desires in order by his own efforts to make manifest his clear character, so as to restore the condition of forming one body with Heaven, Earth, and the myriad things, a condition that is originally so, that is all.

The staff may be inclined to rush the baby off for all the myriad things that are done to the baby just after the birth: vitamin K injection, eye ointment application, measuring height, weight, and head circumference and a quick washing up.

But it's not so easy to figure out which one (or two or three) of the myriad things available to us as intelligent people makes us want to get out of bed in the morning.

Let's look deeply at just a handful of the myriad things meditation, yoga, and mindfulness exercises teach us and how to apply those principles to consciously improve your relationships.

The key, however, to diagnosing good teaching is to uncover in detail how well they are doing all the myriad things that make up teaching practice, and indeed how they are deciding what things are best to do when and for whom.

Corporate learners are busy people and tackle a myriad things simultaneously.

The competition is not each other; the competition is all the myriad things people can do other than read.

With the favorable currency exchange rate, the myriad things for children to do, and the warm tropical climate, family vacations to Costa Rica are the perfect tropical escape!

Among the myriad things to look forward to is a sandbar connecting to a islet, a vibrant house reef, lush tropical gardens, a 200 - meter west - side beach, and another 200 - meter east - side beach with mangroves.

Rather than delivering lore and characters via cinematic cutscenes, the stories are instead told through world - building, minor conversations and myriad things that you have to read, all culminating in the player having to piece together a puzzle.

It's one of the myriad things that we enjoy together.

The myriad things that comprised and moved within Mitchell's world - water, sky, trees, flowers, weather, dogs - created images and memories from which she worked.

And «knowledge gap» — well of course there is one; it would be insane to expect ordinary citizens, busy as they are, to «know» what experts know about the myriad things that require expert knowledge.

Even on files where I believe, going in, that the meeting will not lead to anything new being agreed upon, I am always proven wrong for there always seems to be myriad things that were either not fully understood by one party or topics the lawyers bring up which neither party even thought about and require more fulsome discussion.

Odds are good you can itemize dozens of things your spouse does that annoys you, and you probably have a good idea of the myriad things you do that annoy him or her, too.