Sentence examples for multitude that from inspiring English sources

Transparent Chennai's participatory maps and the work of the Mumbai-based practices CRIT and URBZ are better-known globally, but it is the tactics of daily survival devised by the unheralded multitude that really inspire urbanists.

She sat herself upon a revolving stool before a counter that was comparatively deserted, trying to gather strength and courage to charge through an eager multitude that was besieging breast-works of shirting and figured lawn.

"I don't know if he is planning another Berlin moment, but we're having what will be a great victory night celebration with a lot of supporters," said Mr. Rogers, alluding to the multitude that saw Mr. Obama speak in Berlin in July, an event that the McCain campaign criticized as the height of hubris.

"Empire creates a greater potential for revolution than did the modern regimes of power," the authors write, "because it presents us, alongside the machine of command, with an alternative: the set of all the exploited and the subjugated, a multitude that is directly opposed to Empire, with no mediation between them".

In 1813, John James Audubon saw a flock if that is what you call an agglomeration of birds moving at sixty miles an hour and obliterating the noonday sun that was merely the advance guard of a multitude that took three days to pass.

In 1813, John James Audubon saw a flock — if that is what you call an agglomeration of birds moving at sixty miles an hour and obliterating the noonday sun — that was merely the advance guard of a multitude that took three days to pass.

Much like the film itself, which offers lovely images amid horrifying devastation, the character of Alexandra contains multitudes that invest the film with a peculiar tension.

Skin keeps the outside out and offers the first line of defense against the microbial multitudes that might otherwise make of us bed, breakfast and birthing room.

Of course, he bought that notorious rifle, launching a thousand theories of doom among the multitudes that surrounded the show.

Who did you identify with -- Gatsby, Nick, Daisy, or one of the multitudes that attends the party and soaks up the entertainment?

Few if any artists working today contain these foundational multitudes that make Waits a composer who's absorbed the breadth of 20th century musical instrumentation so completely that it's melted into one beautifully chaotic thing.