Sentence examples for multitude into from inspiring English sources

His enemies then whip the "many-headed multitude" into a revolt that whoops him out of town.

Sister Edgar, whose excitement, whose jouissance was destruction, gets subsumed into the multitude, into ecstasy, a human ecstasy and also a religious one.

The laws levelled at Sheppard and similar working class criminals were a means of disciplining a potentially rebellious multitude into accepting increasingly harsh property laws.

While there are still crowded races in which many Democratic candidates have qualified for the maximum in matching funds, which is generally $75,350, in several districts the combination of petition challenges and the lack of money is effectively turning contests of multitudes into contests of the few.

Contaminated air is bubbled through porous medium submerged into liquid and subsequently split into multitude of very small bubbles.

And how in the years that followed, he'd used his pay as a fixer and interpreter for journalists to nurture and minister to orphans and child soldiers, and to the multitudes forced into squalid camps that sprang up along the valleys of northeastern Congo.

The assembled multitude broke spontaneously into song.

Credit goes to the director, Mallory Catlett, for fusing a multitude of elements into an integrated whole — a portrait of a fractured mind that, somehow, holds together.

Tennis needs all the personalities it can get, and Djokovic had demonstrated a colorful multitude before retreating into what appears to be a pronounced state of competitive depression.

Even the most jingoistically inclined among the multitude who flocked into Brisbane last week must have heard the rumours of trouble at t'mill and feared that the Test was doomed.

I urge you to look into what other alternative forms of politics exist in this world that dont depend on capturing diminishing attention of a multitude but take into account real peoples lives and what they need to survive and how to get it.