Sentence examples for Multitude of words from inspiring English sources

(If you're tallying derivations, Eskimo languages also have a multitude of words for sun).

In "Hold Fast," a crucial subject is poetry, and a multitude of words are defined and pondered, with each chapter repeating a certain word — "click," "clutch," "crash" — in an almost incantatory rhythm.

That anything you desire can be had by searching through the multitude of words that are available to us now more abundantly than ever before.

A Dictionary of Virology includes useful, informative, and concise definitions and brief descriptions of a multitude of words and terms we use each day, and it also contains words used by others.

At the other extreme, multitudes of words, vague in meaning, are used simply as fads.

Aristotle cites an analogy to the letters of the alphabet, which can produce a multitude of different words from a few elements in combinations; the differences all stem from the shape (schêma) of the letters, as A differs from N; by their arrangement (taxis), as AN differs from NA; and by their positional orientation (thesis), as N differs from Z (DK 67A6).

They realize the situation is dangerous and they should not waste time, that they should reach out". Laylaz and several diplomats said senior Iranian officials have asked a multitude of intermediaries to pass word to Washington making clear their appetite for direct talks.

With a multitude of customization options, quick word prediction and other time-saving features of typing, Fleksy has risen to become one of the most prominent keyboards, and now it is adding more multimedia to the mix.

Though Wales has told journalists this story, Wikipedia's rules value a multitude of independent sources over the word of an article's subject.

I've fallen so in love with this little guy, and in the process smoothed over some of the emotional scars from my childhood, coming to associate a multitude of positive emotions around the word father.

Two days after his initial refusal, Spencer announced that he would vacate his seat on July 31 via a letter submitted to Georgia House Speaker David Ralston (R), according to CNN and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Spencer was featured on the show shouting a multitude of racial epithets, including the word "n****r," and brandishing his naked buttocks.