Along with one's entire existence from birth to death, experienced in a multitude of places, one also lives, in yet other places, ten thousand different versions of it".
There was a multitude of nuns, one in black cargo pants.
"Inseparable, self-sufficient, they form a multitude of two," one former Cornell student observed.
Five years ago, I was learned that I had interstitial cystitis, a bladder disease that produces a multitude of symptoms, one of which is mild to severe pain.
He could not dial in on any single voice in his head because of the static created by a multitude of voices: one telling him to hit an 8-iron, another advising him to be mindful of the wind gusts and a third remarking on how cool it was to be tied for the lead in the third round of The Players Championship.
This domain resides on the outside of the GP, and is predicted to have a multitude of functions, one of which is protecting the receptor binding site from immune detection.
And if one path doesn't work out, there's always a multitude of other ones….
Young, the bartender to whom this love was professed, has a multitude of stories on tap: one for each of the bar's sixteen draft beers and countless more for the hundred-and-fifty-odd bottles and cans they sell.
The old gods, to a great extent already forgotten, were gradually supplanted by a multitude of new ones, some of whom were imported from India with Buddhism or gained popular acceptance as Daoism spread throughout the empire.
But we certainly cannot go in for all of the old types of government welfare expenditures and a multitude of new ones while trying to meet our military obligations.
The paired-pulse measures taken here reflect the activity of particular cortical interneuron pools whose activity may be modulated by exercise, but which are only one of a multitude of inputs on the descending motor neuron.
