Sentence examples for in its plurality from inspiring English sources
By David Remnick November 9, 2016 The electorate has, in its plurality, decided to live in Trump's world.
By Ryan Lizza, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, and Adam Davidson November 9, 2016 The electorate has, in its plurality, decided to live in Trump's world.
That the electorate has, in its plurality, decided to live in Trump's world of vanity, hate, arrogance, untruth, and recklessness, his disdain for democratic norms, is a fact that will lead, inevitably, to all manner of national decline and suffering.
Those textures were abundant when the Brooklyn Flea finally opened at 10 to admit a public that could presumably have arrived from anywhere, but that in its plurality of age, race and gender had an unmistakably Brooklyn vibe.
In elections in March of that year, however, the FMLN lost its plurality in the 84-seat legislature, without which Funes struggled to enact programs he had promised.
The special quality of this report is its plurality (which in the course of the article will be called transparent dissent).
Sport always presupposes the presence of a competitor, which makes its plurality comforting, especially in a solitary hotel room.
It presents a broad, densely informative, even opulent view of drawing at the threshold of the 21st century, highlighting the role of the medium's past in its present, its rich plurality of techniques and its modest yet insinuating possibilities, both physical and illusory.
And finally, it can be an island that embraces its social and cultural plurality in its myriad forms without debasing its black masses.
Icons (images) may depict the divine in its oneness and in the plurality of its differentiations, emanations, and incarnations, as well as human beings in their various relationships to the sphere of the holy.
Baffled by Mr. Haider's behavior, voters abandoned the Freedom Party in droves in ensuing elections, many switching their votes to the conservative People's Party, which won its largest plurality in 36 years.
