| The very system of multitudinal quantities themselves consists in their being ordinally arranged. |
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| As much as I adore my sleep, and am constantly reading about its multitudinal benefits, I rarely get to bank a full eight hours a night. |
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| The students of different classes used multitudinal ways to articulate honour and obeisance to the teachers. |
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| This came from the fact that I was inclined to bring in the idea of multiplicity into the biennale because the world is multitudinal in nature. |
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| Within the spheres of learning at home and at school, there are multitudinal smaller issues to consider. |
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| In thinking of the system of multitudinal quantity, we do not need to think about ordinal quantities, but we do need to attribute, to the objects we are thinking about, ordinal places in a series. |
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| It teaches us to understand and accept the diversity as well as the unity in humanity through their multitudinal faces they call as actors and actresses. |
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| The most multitudinal and spectacular act is the Offering of Flowers to the Virgin of the helpless. |
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| From the multitudinal opening speech to the spectacular finale with fireworks by the Ebro River, brass bands, dances, parades, concerts and bullfights take place without interruption. |
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| The premise is that with billions of planets in multitudinal universes, it is possible there is a planet out there that is an exact copy of Earth, having developed at the same time and in the same way. |
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