Sentence examples for multiplicity of scenes from inspiring English sources

Over the years I've seen a number of more conventional productions that wrestled with the play's demands – its multiplicity of scenes and rhetorical richness.

It took a similar approach to the book, lacking dominant characters and switching between a multiplicity of scenes.

I disagree profoundly: it is certainly filmic in its speed and multiplicity of short scenes, but it is also overwhelmingly theatrical in its ability to relate character to issues and to come up with astonishing images.

In "Grace Engine," set to a melancholy score by Owen Belton, overlaid by train sounds and haunting footsteps, she creates a series of scenes that suggest a multiplicity of narratives, or perhaps memories.

Thus, even the animals in the manger scene represent a multiplicity of cultures, periods, and associations.

They alone embark on the heroic task to narrate and perform a multiplicity of stories, bringing to life dozens of characters and scenes.

Multiplicity of activity predominates.

Or in the multiplicity of it.

We respect that multiplicity of views.

A government has a multiplicity of choices.

6 March 1954: Multiplicity of hairstyles for men.