Ultimately the country's economic failings express the preferences of a plurality of Italians.
But the best friend of a plurality candidate like Romney is a divided opposition.
He has the support, so far, of a plurality if not a majority of conservative Christians.
Indeed, human experience is not simply that of one single series of events, but of a plurality of overlapping changes.
Nor did Smith's introduction of the concept of "a plurality of wives" endear the Mormons to their neighbors.
But this time, both sides need the illusion of being bipartisan -- Mr. Bush to offset his lack of a plurality, the Democrats to capitalize on it.
Under the current system, the winner of a plurality in the 1999 election, Megawati Sukarnoputri, was outmaneuvered for the presidency by Abdurrahman Wahid in the subsequent parliamentary vote.
Morton is a proponent of Object Oriented Ontology (O.O.O ., which suggests that, in order to realign our relationship with the planet, we must think of a plurality of perspectives.
There is no common currency in which artistic creation and moral goodness might be compared; these are but two of a plurality of incommensurable values that can be realized in a human life.
Some writers on the philosophy of philosophy, such as Dilthey, have suggested that the persistence of a plurality of metaphysical systems is to be explained in terms of personal or social factors.
Polls of Democratic voters and politicians alike show that he remains the first choice of a plurality of them, and besides, what else does the guy, a political lifer, have to do with himself?
