Sentence examples for a very plural from inspiring English sources

"One of Britain's greatest strengths has been in the way it has assimilated so many different communities, and we are a very plural and open society".

"Vaals has always been a very plural place," Van Loo says, describing how 18th-century Catholics and Protestants of all denominations could worship in the town when it was forbidden elsewhere.

In fact, Wallace's writing is haunted by modernism's (very plural) legacy.

We need a new Thinking About War day conceived on a very much more plural base.

But the larger backlash has quickly moved from the individual incident itself to condemnations in the stereotyped plural, concentrating on a very tight set of recurring themes: Gates is "uppity", arrogant, pseudo-educated.

In comparison to a star's lifetime, nebulae (this is the plural word for nebula) last a very short while.

But more than that, Halli restaurant somehow summed up the idea of a plural city, a symbol of a very modern take on diversity.

More precisely, in Mandarin, only a very restricted subset of common nouns admits the mark of the plural (the suffix -men).

"Jewish wedding rings?" is a very funny clue for anyone who has ever tried to make a decent circle while dancing the HORA (actually plural in the puzzle).

And before closing: I make mention to you [plural] of a very important matter that came to me, which is changing the name of [Qaeda al-Jihad], because there are several necessary and attention-worthy reasons to change it, of them: 1.

It's a job where there are so many "stakeholders" to satisfy – shareholders, board, talent, regulators (yes, that's very much plural), advertisers.