Sentence examples for were a plurality from inspiring English sources

If there were a plurality of event causes and fact causes and the like, some metaphysical harmony would be needed amongst them, for surely they could not conflict.

If there were a plurality of basic substances, each differing in what Diogenes calls their "own proper nature," there could be no interaction between them.

In keeping with the pluralism of meaningful predication (there is a plurality of things that we can meaningfully articulate judgments about), we cannot dogmatically presuppose that there is only one meaning of the 'being' addressed in our predicative activities.

That's a plurality, but it's pretty terrible.

Hispanics will be a plurality of eligible Texas voters by 2025.

It wasn't that there was a plurality of stories out there.

This is because unlike in Scotland or Northern Ireland there is a plurality problem.

So, Romney, suppose he's a plurality winner, can't really lock it up in the way McCain did.

Under the status quo, all you need is a plurality in just enough states to get you to 270 electors.

There is a plurality of values; aesthetic values, although far greater, admittedly, than most persons realize, are still just a few among many.

And if men have the capacity to be like God, that implies there could be a "plurality of Gods" (the Mormon phrase).