Sentence examples for its plurality of from inspiring English sources

Aristotelianism therefore represented the driving force behind Renaissance philosophy of nature, both because of its plurality of approaches and internal debates, and also because it served as the polemical target of those who challenged the traditional paradigm of university teaching.

Their wisdom and foresight has created our unique "PSB system", with its plurality of organisations and owners and its variety of missions and business models.

Although Omar won one of the two seats that he was contesting in the 2014 state legislative elections, the JKNC lost its plurality of members in the chamber to the PDP.

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.

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.

The special quality of this report is its plurality (which in the course of the article will be called transparent dissent).

I went to New York University in large part because of its dedication to diversity, its embrace of plurality of thought and the opportunities it offered for both journalism and activism.

Many critics have come to appreciate the "Search" as a text that never can be made whole, that should be valued for its sense of constantly becoming, the plurality of its paths and its meanings.

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.

A plural variable takes as its semantic value a plurality of entities, not a plural entity (such as a set or class).

"My hope is that the Chinese government will come to realise that it is futile to repress free speech, and that contrary to what they believe a regime's strength rests not its suppression of a plurality of opinions and ideas, but in its capacity and willingness to encourage them".