Sentence examples for about a multitude from inspiring English sources

Business and government leaders worry about a multitude of issues these days.

But mostly, television is a toppled Tower of Babel, scattered snatches of conversation about a multitude of shows.

It transmits the idea that sex might in fact be communication, about a multitude of touches, sensations and responses rather than "bash A to win".

Here was a woman who had written thousands of letters, about a multitude of subjects, to people ranging from the Queen to Mother Teresa to McDonald's customer services.

Until we realise this isn't purely about the individual (or the nanny state for that matter) but is actually about a multitude of alterable factors (and we have the will to change them) we will make little progress.

The smartphone application and the homepage CodeCheck [50] offer information about a multitude of various products based on data entered by consumers.

It welcomes the fact that the Labour Party has become less keen on equality-mongering (though arguably no less keen on bossing people about in a multitude of other ways, in the name variously of fairness or enterprise).

Creating great experiences is so often about embracing a multitude of radically diverse inputs.

Talking about sustainability opens up a multitude of research issues, especially in wine, where being sustainable is often misunderstood with being organic or biodynamic.

It may surprise no one that there are reams of information about them in a multitude of electronic databases maintained by large corporations and government agencies.

He thought about how such an event "would have changed the psychology of a witness over time," and how "experiencers" (as Dr. Mack called UFO witnesses) tend to talk about these phenomena with a multitude of emotions other than fear.