Sentence examples for from a multiplicity of from inspiring English sources
It evolved from a multiplicity of sources.
Mr. Campbell conceded that his case was entirely circumstantial but that the evidence in it was "from a multiplicity of sources".
Therefore, the solution lies not in greater class solidarity but, on the contrary, in acquiring a more-enlightened understanding by approaching reality from a multiplicity of perspectives.
Gradually, the bildungsroman unravels into a web of interconnected stories, depicting the friends' lives, and the lives of their families, lovers, friends, and neighbors from a multiplicity of angles.
She gives us lyric beauty; she gives us straight reportage of the facts, fragments, and rumors of Kamel Sachet's life, from a multiplicity of witnesses and sources; she gives us clear definitions and identities; and she gives us meditative analysis.
One way of doing this, he suggests, would be to reformat themselves as 'Schools for Organising' that can teach and learn from a multiplicity of different forms - 'and do not simply reproduce the ideology of people called managers'.
A comprehensive library of geometric shapes is utilized from which a multiplicity of feasible concepts that possess the desired transmission characteristics may be rapidly conceptualized and compared before an optimal concept is selected.
Re "From Multiple Sclerosis, a Multiplicity of Challenges" (Personal Health, March 4): One of the main challenges for many diagnosed with MS is explaining to their employers the complexity and unpredictability of this chronic disease.
In the course of interviewing dozens of Café Impact social entrepreneurs from multiple continents working on a multiplicity of issues using a myriad of social change methodologies, one bit of advice emerged over and over again: Listen.
Nonlinear steady-travelling waves are identified from a nonlinear eigenvalue problem illustrating a multiplicity of solutions from which the dominating (attracting) solutions can be identified.
Older people with multimorbidity are vulnerable and often suffer from conditions that produce a multiplicity of symptoms and a reduced health-related quality of life.
