Sentence examples for Great multitude from inspiring English sources

Howbeit the great multitude of believers knoweth this translation not.

Blow excels in the antiphony of verse soloists and full choir in I beheld, and lo, a great multitude.

It would also be a mistake to attribute the capture of Chapo primarily to coercive interrogation, because the operation was predicated on a great multitude of intelligence.

"I will build a motor car for the great multitude," Ford proclaimed in announcing the birth of the Model T in October 1908.

Whether the great multitude of lost golf balls rotting under logs or slowly dissolving at the bottom of swampy estuaries pose an environment hazard is also apparently undetermined.

Ford, more successful in realizing his dream of "a car for the great multitude," designed his car first and then considered the problem of producing it cheaply.

I see that the Achaeans are subject to you in great multitudes.

He went out, in Matthew's words, "to cities", or wandered by the sea shore where "great multitudes were gathered unto him".

Within two years they were complaining about the "great multitudes of people" gathering in the "liberties and suburbs" of the city.

In other words, when a country's employment woes stem from great multitudes of people not buying stuff (i.e., a lack of demand), showering money on the comparatively few who already have a lot of it (and a lot of stuff) is beside the point.

In The Wealth of Nations Adam Smith said that an individual "stands at all times in need of the co-operation and assistance of great multitudes, while his whole life is scarce sufficient to gain the friendship of a few persons".