Sentence examples for vibrant multitude from inspiring English sources

They will form not a uniform "people" or an anonymous "mass" but a vibrant "multitude".

I was thinking how to join in the conversation so eloquently and amusingly begun by Jon, Vicky, and Ian, and realized that I had to echo their summaries: "Bruno" is vibrant, challenging, contains multitudes; it races by (until, as Ian notes, the final chapters), discomfits, disgusts, endears, and asks and asks and asks what it means to be human.

The initial experience - the heat, the noise and the street life, the vibrant colors and the multitudes of people - may bewilder and exhaust the first - time visitor, but the country and its people are friendly and hospitable.

So it's a testament to a select group of New York artists that 2007 brought vibrant dance from a multitude of generations.

The video features Rihanna in a multitude of vibrant, brightly colored, Caribbean inspired scenes.

What Seinfeld is reacting to is not the shrinking, ossifying death of comedy, as he seems to believe; it is the vibrant, expansive unfurling of comedy, and the multitude of growing pains that come along with it.

Innovated by godfathers like DJ Tameil and pushed to popularity in the mid 2000s by those like DJ Tim Dolla and Mike V's label Brick Bandits, Jersey Club has inspired three generations of young, innovative music producers thus far, resulting in an extremely vibrant culture that's making waves across a multitude of scenes, many of which are far from the concrete streets of Newark. .

Innovated by godfathers like DJ Tameil and pushed to popularity in the mid 2000s by those like DJ Tim Dolla and Mike V's label Brick Bandits, Jersey Club has inspired three generations of young, innovative music producers thus far, resulting in an extremely vibrant culture that's making waves across a multitude of scenes, many of which are far from the concrete streets of Newark.

Undergraduate medical education in the United States must respond to a multitude of challenges if it is to remain vibrant in the 21st century.

Also prominent was a serious venture into fur: minks, Mongolians and broadtails in a multitude of shades, including, but not limited to, bubble gum pink, vibrant blue, polished purple -- not just tie-dyed to perfection, but generously adorned with Swarovski crystals to boot.

A multitude of things.