Sentence examples for of a multiplicity from inspiring English sources
Dr. Deutsch is known for proposing the existence of a multiplicity of parallel universes.
These cases demonstrate that radicalisation is born of a multiplicity of factors which are often inextricably intertwined.
The Venda have been called a "composite people" because they have historically consisted of a multiplicity of culturally different groups.
They are usually attempts to devise a standardised idiom out of a multiplicity of actually spoken idioms, which are thereafter downgraded to dialects".
The excuse usually being that they are confined by the deadlines of a multiplicity of modern media platforms – nothing to do with pacing themselves, or minimising exposure risks.
Gender is just one of a multiplicity of inequalities that combine to form the patterns of poverty and exclusion that we see in the world today.
Even when you're observing a dancer alone onstage doing a solo, you're frequently aware of a multiplicity that's not simultaneous but sequential.
Even the minor parts have weight here, and we're always aware of a multiplicity of lives before us, jostling and nestling and striking against one another.
One was the existence of a multiplicity of city-states (poleis), each of which possessed and administered its own set of laws.
The temptation to draw facile connections is ever-present in medical research, and the most valuable current work on these conditions is a matter not of grand unified theories but of a multiplicity of very fine-grained observations.
It is remarkable that United States presidential and Congressional elections, events of such transcending importance, remain subject to the vagaries of a multiplicity of differing state regulations and voting procedures.
