Sentence examples for vast multiplicity from inspiring English sources

So I understood that Shakespeare's verse was never concerned with any pure authorial voice, but was instead a vast multiplicity of viewpoints, a rough and tumble performance text.

Murray Leinster's Sidewise in Time (1934) expanded the possibilities by suggesting a vast multiplicity of "histories," all occurring at the same "time".

"The glamorous vast multiplicity, all made up of differences, mediaeval, romantic differences," D. H. Lawrence wrote, in "Mr. Noon," his semi-fictional account of crossing the Alps with Frieda Weekley after their elopement.

When you're confronted with the vast range and multiplicity of works on display in his current retrospective, which fills not only the Guggenheim Museum's uptown and SoHo buildings but also the Ace Gallery, a large downtown space commandeered for the occasion, the only way to sustain an "objective" critical approach, it seems to me, is to close your mind.

Expressing a common sentiment, Jon Pareles of The New York Times wrote in 1990 that she had "one of the great voices in American popular music, with a huge range, a multiplicity of tones and vast reserves of volume".

The key factor in this paper is to use the new idea of near p-homogeneity in conjunction with variational techniques to obtain a new multiplicity result for a vast set of nonlinear equations, such as the mean curvature equation and so on.

What else could explain the multiplicity of skills they had to exhibit, the vast number of places they had to be, the sheer volume of data they had to keep in their heads?

Instead, there are infinities, multiplicities of the limit-free that come in a vast variety of shapes, sizes, purposes and charms.

And that's where Wiseman's art turns analytical: from the bewildering multiplicity of phenomena, he keenly and patiently focusses in on, and, from his vast amount of footage (often a hundred or more hours), distills the action such that, far from seeming reductive or limited, it seems to be the very essence of an institution.

A party has to take positions on a vast range of issues, and while it is easy to build large movements around individual causes, joining the dots between a multiplicity of issues is much more difficult.

FAVORITE MOVIE "Multiplicity".