The phrase "multitude experiences" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of "multitude" and "experiences," but it lacks proper grammatical structure. An example could be: "The event offered a multitude of experiences for attendees to enjoy."
Alternatives: "variety of experiences" or "many experiences."
After all, as children we are blank canvases, able to collect and create a multitude of experiences and opinions that make us ideal for our own futures.
We want to figure out, how do we create a multitude of experiences that serve the customer in the best possible way.
As such, proverbs are useful guideposts based on a multitude of experiences and observations that are part of everyday life in the family, the workplace, business and any form of human exchange.
As with Promised Land, Harris and Poipoi also feel that it is important for children to have access and be exposed to diverse stories that are representative of a multitude of experiences.
It is obvious that the U-journeys people experience are different and evoke a multitude of feelings.
After all, this diagram merely summarizes, and distinguishes the main stages of, how the human mind processes the intelligible, universal information received from a multitude of singular experiences, and then again, how it applies this information in classifying further experiences.
This allows for a multitude of racial experiences for people who are not members of that group.
As is clear in Jervis Anderson's "This Was Harlem" and David Levering Lewis's "When Harlem Was in Vogue," what made the neighborhood so fascinating was its extraordinary ability to add a multitude of immigrant experiences to the Negro melting pot.
Jung created The Red Book between 1914-1930, majestichronicllingclling a multitude of these experiences, observations and oracular intimations.
From GZA and Tyson we learn that exposure to a multitude of positive experiences is the key to creating more options in the future for young people.
