Sentence examples for from the multitude from inspiring English sources

The latter mentions "Canaria, so called from the multitude of dogs [canes] of great size".

— to recommend a few favorites for each region from the multitude of all creation.

Some form of workable coalition government may yet emerge from the multitude of competing parties.

Others buy outfits from the multitude of clothing lines or cosmetic ranges endorsed or designed by Hollywood stars.

He is sensitive to a degree that he has to protect himself from the multitude of impressions that bombard him.

Al-Qaida also differed from the multitude of other militant groups active across the Islamic world at the time in its avowed internationalism.

Their journey offers warning, but also inspiration, to immigrants from the multitude of ethnic and faith groups entering British society today.

Big carriers like AT&T and Verizon contract with outside companies to pull together phone listings from the multitude of local phone databases around the nation.

If we understand one thing from the multitude of voices in Genoa this weekend, it should be that a different and better future is possible.

And yet he felt no authentic connection to working-class Jamaica, either, "conscious of the chasm that separated me from the multitude".

(This is different from the multitude of external sensors, like heart-rate monitors, thermostat readers and others that now — or will quite soon — connect to your smartphone).