Sentence examples for plurality of their from inspiring English sources

The plurality of their potency, then, is only just beginning to be explored.

Most are Sunni Muslims, but Kurdish areas are known for their tolerance and the plurality of their sects.

And Sri Lankans have to start imagining themselves differently, to accept the plurality of their heritage and the multiethnic nature of their society.

America's strength comes from the diversity of its people and the plurality of their beliefs, the rights to which are defended and codified by the federal and state constitutions.

From the Siddiquis on Gogglebox, to the Grewals on The Family, to Musharaf Asghar heartbreakingly overcoming his stutter on Educating Yorkshire and Stammer School, the visibility of British Asians and the plurality of their different experiences has been best served by this format.

The gross magnitude of a composite whole is a resultant either of the grossness of its component or the looseness of their conjunction or of the plurality of their numbers.

Thus, although we will always have a plurality of perspectives, their constitution is constantly shifting rather than static, and there is no stable correspondence between individuals and perspectives.

Nicholas parallels the way our plural capacities for reason, imagination and sensation are founded in "intellectus" as their single source to the simultaneous outflow and return of the plurality of creatures to their single divine Source.

In his ethical teachings, famous because of the assaults of the Stoic philosophers, Theophrastus reiterated Aristotle's notion of a plurality of virtues with their relative vices and acknowledged a certain importance to external goods, which the Stoics held were mere luxuries for human life.

Both themes the numberless plurality of worlds and their transience Lucretius regards as helpfully damaging to the religious view of our world as a product of divine creation.

To see the extent of Aristotle's influence, however, it is necessary only to recall that the two concepts forming the so-called binarium famosissimum ("the most famous pair") of that period, namely universal hylomorphism and the doctrine of the plurality of forms, found their first formulations in Aristotle's texts.