Sentence examples for plethora of ones from inspiring English sources

Doris, if you recall, believes Lincoln could not have been gay because lots of men slept together in the same bed for four years and lots of men wrote love letters full of passion and caring, just like the plethora of ones in Godbeer's book.

That accounts—and, here, "accounts" must be the operative word for the plethora of one-person offerings on view in New York this season.

There is a plethora of one-day international cricket.

There was a plethora of one-cap wonders appearing during Tufnell's time.

The asking price of $10.95 million covers a plethora of one-of-a-kind built-ins and access to an intimate address in a doorman-attended five-story building with just seven apartments, no two of which are configured quite the same.

Van Avermaet's victory came 41 years after his fellow Flandrian Michel Pollentier preceded Eddy Merckx and the rest to the only previous finish here and was constructed in the clinical manner to be expected of a man who boasts a plethora of one-day races to his credit.

From the voluminous hair to the Robert Palmer-esque lipstick, it's most evident in the plethora of one-shoulder cut-out swimsuits stomping down the runway.

While his poetic rant is filled with a plethora of one-liners, the message lacks a vision beyond lament.

The book didn't focus on the main problem at hand, or the plethora of smaller ones, but instead on two forbidden lovers, focusing their everything on each other, while trying to vehemently deny it.

Even though features like automated driving on a highway are only possible because of a plethora of on-board sensors (like the ones Nvidia talked about earlier this week), highly precise maps still form the basis of virtually all of these more advanced systems.

Laundrapp, one of a plethora of on-demand laundry startups targeting London and other cities in the U.K., has acquired rival Washbox.