Sentence examples for striking plurality from inspiring English sources
Taking seriously the striking plurality of human forms of religious life leads to a second significant question.
In another culture — Hindu, perhaps — Ms. Prada's and Mr. McQueen's mutual interest in sexual plurality would not be so striking.
Consider the striking results of a recent poll by the Pew Research Center: In most large European countries, a plurality of people say Germans are the hardest-working Europeans, with a substantial share also saying that Greeks are the least hard-working.
Prof Richard Wyn Jones, director of the Wales Governance Centre at Cardiff University, said the plurality of support for more powers but very little support for independence was "striking".
But there is one striking similarity: the two democracies allow for the distinct probability of selecting national leaders who win only a plurality of the popular vote nationwide; and even the possibility of winning office with less than a plurality when coming in second !
A clear plurality said yes.
John McCain, instead, won the plurality.
So much for its promotion of plurality.
He had been born into plurality.
