Sentence examples for untold multitude from inspiring English sources
The shores, the hills, the mountain-crests, formed a kind of theatre, soon filled by an untold multitude, attracted from the neighbouring towns, and in part from the capital itself, by curiosity or by respect for the sovereign.
There are untold multitudes who have no interest in waging war on beliefs that mean nothing to them.
Still, the Crimean War — in which three-quarters of a million soldiers and untold multitudes of civilians perished — shattered almost four decades of European peace.
Somehow over the centuries, the "if" got clipped -- no doubt prolonging the suffering of untold multitudes who thought gluttony their best remedy.
In Notes, Baldwin is much franker about the "condundrum of colour" than the complexity of his life as a gay man, perhaps because race could be rhetorically linked to a historical crime: "It is a fearful inheritance, for which untold multitudes, long ago, sold their birthright.
He promised his people untold wealth.
Untold millions of people actually like him.
UPPITY My Untold Story About the Games People Play.
As an incomparably and vastly wealthy nation that chooses to spend many untold billions on an illegal war, we could surely open up our gates still wider to the multitudes of Latinos whose presence — both documented and undocumented — already contributes greatly both to our economy and culture.
One story remained untold.
Well, not exactly untold.
