Sentence examples for plethora of press from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking not only of the plethora of press and internet reviews, but, just as importantly, of the active and interested audience ready to chat to performers after the show or to meet by chance in a bar.

"The financial crisis has slain some of the complacencies and made room for the plethora of interesting small presses, whose focus is considerably higher than a lot of the pudgy, gormless rubbish that was so touted in times gone by," McBride says.

You only have to read the plethora of articles in the press on money saving tips, how to make your own Christmas presents and the virtues of austerity to realise that thrift has at last become fashionable.

Yet Kurdistan is also palpably freer than it was, with a lively press and a plethora of political parties.Islamism, with its rejection of man-made laws, has made significant inroads into what was once one of the most secularised Arab societies.

His institution was considered well-managed and ethical by some of the more shallow members of the popular press, despite the plethora of scandals and crimes like the Alabama bribery case.

The globalized marketplace has pressed its thumb on Tula Springs, uncorking a plethora of brands including Vera Wang, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Christian Louboutin.

The novel is lubricated with a plethora of pithy observations, and it speeds along like a car with the proverbial accelerator pressed to the floorboards.

And though we seldom see the word bisexual mentioned in the press in the way that gay and lesbian often are now, there's actually a plethora of bi women celebs: Angelina Jolie.

"Plethora", for a plethora of reasons.

A plethora of sponsors has pulled out.

Adequate capital hides a plethora of sins.