Sentence examples for has a multiplicity from inspiring English sources

A government has a multiplicity of choices.

Tomorrow may have a dearth of mothers, but it has a multiplicity of fathers.

She has a multiplicity of themes, including siege, hope, retreat and stage.

It has a multiplicity of swimming pools and other attractions, lawns, palms and lazy iguanas.

Every inhabitant of the village of Cervera de Buitrago, in the Province of Madrid, Spain, has a multiplicity of fingers and toes".

Moved by her own perception of what she possesses so abundantly and lacks so conspicuously, Temple inclines to a modular view of the brain, the sense that it has a multiplicity of separate, autonomous computational powers or "intelligences"—much as the psychologist Howard Gardner proposes in his book, "Frames of Mind".

We must not have a multiplicity of mediators".

"Consumers are educated to have a multiplicity of choices.

We each have a multiplicity of tendencies inside, which are activated by this or that context.

Passing over the recent debacle at the Old Vic with James Earl Jones and Vanessa Redgrave, we've lately had a multiplicity of Much Ados.

"This business has been losing money forever, and has had a multiplicity of owners over the years, and everyone failed".