Sentence examples for a plural inheritance from inspiring English sources

Darwish, whose poetry incorporates Biblical Christian and Judaic symbolism, claims a plural inheritance.

(That's a plural).

"Bafana is already a plural.

Do we really want a plural presidency?

A compound subject like this is plural and should take a plural verb.

So the relative pronoun "that" is plural and requires a plural verb, "have lingered".

This construction demands a plural verb in the relative clause.

Phenomena is a plural count noun —  not a mass noun.

He stresses that he wants a "plural government".

This construction requires a plural verb in the relative clause; the "who" is plural, referring to "lawmakers," not to "one".

If the subjects are both plural, use a plural verb: Neither the Yankees nor the Mets were hitting.