Sentence examples for but a multitude from inspiring English sources

"Death is not one but a multitude of assassins," he warned.

Their sole imagery is nothing but a multitude of eye-jangling, parallel narrow bands.

The idea behind the reproductive justice movement isn't simply abortion rights, but a multitude of other issues.

Not only is there a score at the end, and a clear winner and loser, but a multitude of data can be harvested as the game is under way passes completed, sacks allowed, fumbles forced and so on.

Now the distress at the aircraft plants, which include Wichita's three biggest employers, is rippling through the city, affecting not just the laid-off workers but a multitude of companies that supply and service the industry.

If you want proof that there is not one universe but a multitude of parallel worlds, you don't need any quantum physics: just read the Letters pages of our national newspapers.

The Jets showed remarkable courage but committed a multitude of sins that left them in a tremendous hole early.

But now, a multitude of straws are drinking from the river, Mr. McBride notes in his documentary.

Honey, as we all know, is a wondrous natural substance that not only tastes fantastic but has a multitude of health benefits too.

But she warned that a visitor "will not learn anything about the original painting," adding, "A painting is not just made of the surface, but of a multitude of layers and changing pigments which are part of its individuality and that of its creator.

In Nietzschean fashion, the "I" refers not to the unity of consciousness, but to a multitude of simulacra without an identical subject for whom this multitude appears.