Sentence examples for of multitude from inspiring English sources

The other is the word "raft" as a noun of multitude (50 uses).

Hobbes, who detested the notion of multitude, defined it as shunning political unity, resisting authority, and never entering into lasting agreements.

The Greeks divided the field of mathematics into arithmetic (the study of "multitude," or discrete quantity) and geometry (that of "magnitude," or continuous quantity) and considered both to have originated in practical activities.

Anomalous expression of miRNAs has been linked with cell cycles such as cell proliferation, stress response, differentiation, cell apoptosis and inflammation, which present a manifestation of multitude types of disorders and malignancies.

The availability of multitude technologies and reagents to characterize and manipulate immunological pathways and mediators adds to the outstanding opportunities to assess the pathology of allergic diseases and to develop novel therapeutic strategies in mice.

Thomas's journey towards womanhood is equally alive to the idea of multitude, as what could be seen as his femininity – largely his desire to dress as a woman and his maternal feelings for Winona – is set apart from his stereotypically masculine capacity for war, in part derived from his sense of loyalty to his fellow soldiers.

Regarding indel diversity, it is an order-of-multitude larger in UTR (6 × 10-4) than in CDS (1 × 10-5).

There is still a strong undercurrent of prejudice of a multitude of varieties.

Who is resisting progress that could enhance the life of multitudes?

Dance as if the jobs of multitudes depended on it: they do.

To those who shared his reference points, he contained a black-brown diaspora of multitudes.