Sentence examples for a host of observed from inspiring English sources

In the decade since the idea of the deinstitutionalization of marriage was introduced by Cherlin (2004), the concept has gained great currency as an intuitively satisfying description of a host of observed changes in family life and couple relationships.

There are a host of fine performances in Amazing Grace, including Benedict Cumberbatch as a strikingly well-observed William Pitt the Younger, Rufus Sewell as an inexplicably alcoholic Thomas Clarkson, and Albert Finney as John Newton.

The observed differences persisted after accounting for sociodemographic characteristics, diabetes duration, markers of clinical control, and a host of diabetes-related microvascular or macrovascular complications.

On a host of levels.

The announcement raised a host of questions.

There are a host of initiatives.

There are a host of conditions, however.

Legislatures must answer a host of questions.

Nor did a host of angels sing.

This raises a host of concerns.

Basically, a host of anti-Belichicks.