Sentence examples for that multitude from inspiring English sources

I had joined that multitude of Negro men and women in America who are brainwashed into believing that the black people are 'inferior' — and white people 'superior' — that they will even violate and mutilate their God-created bodies to try to look 'pretty' by white standards".

"Instead of creating another place where you would go and have to upload posts again we're trying to uncover all that multitude of content that people already create," she says.

The reality of social life, that formative space of interdependence, that multitude of circulating symbolic conditions for action, is precisely what we share with the entrepeneurs of evil.

So many animals, so many gods - what were we in that multitude?

The match was one of that multitude in the County Championship which meander blamelessly to a draw.

Within that multitude of names lies the essence and the central problem of "A Free Man of Color," which opened on Thursday in a Lincoln Center Theater production.

By contrast, the idea that multitudes of organisms in our bodies could influence that balance was outlandish at the time.

Hamilton surely marks the first time that multitudes of fans have been consumed by a Broadway musical they have not attended.

But it may seem paradoxical that people seek to express how unique they are by wearing a cap that multitudes of other people also wear.

There are folks actively trying to roll back the clock by suppressing people's votes, by seeing to it that multitudes of poor people and people of color don't have access to the American political system.

One way is surely this ineffable relationship that multitudes of youthful fans have with an aging celluloid idol who has portrayed everyday heroes as well as mythic figures from the Hindu epics.