Sentence examples for common crowd from inspiring English sources

Democracy was created by accident when one Athenian aristocrat took into his faction, "hoi polloi" - the common crowd.

With the "simple-minded" and "common crowd," however, he conceals potentially subversive speculations about universal salvation.

However this may be, varying accounts of the burial of these gods are found in most writers by reason of the fact that the priests, having received the exact facts about p91 these matters as a secret not to be divulged, are unwilling to give out the truth to the public, on the ground that perils overhang any men who disclose to the common crowd the secret knowledge about these gods.

Essentially, all the common crowd infections are associated epidemiologically with these neurological/psychiatric disorders when the infection occurs during pregnancy 121– 123, and abnormal brain development is seen when inflammation is provoked during pregnancy in monkeys 124 or rodents 125.

But these are common crowds for him: first with Aventura, the Bronx bachata boy band that he fronted beginning in 1994, and since 2011 as a solo act.

It is further a well-known property of common crowding agents to induce formation of tightly packed actin bundles [ 141, 205].

In much the same way, words that were more common would crowd out those that were less.

I would propose creating a new party based on maintaining the status quo entirely except for the following common sense, crowd pleasing platform.

By midafternoon on Thursday the digital common was crowded with mourners.

When I lived in a nearby town, it was common for crowds of twenty or more to gather and gawk at me on the street.

Officer Dalia nodded and moved on, continuing a routine that was as common as crowds at Christmas and yet a part of a growing trend in law enforcement: the public police officer patrolling the private territory of the mall.