“The bagpipe is a pluralistically singular instrument, the music of which is either liked or loathed.”

“Dependent origination is not a theory of causation with respect to bringing about a pluralistically real world.”

“Using this methodology, his conclusion was that power was distributed pluralistically in New Haven.”

“However, the commands of worship here are corporate commands addressed plurally.”

“But then, body shapes were celebrated much more plurally in the past than they are today.”

“The reason he gives is that there is a plurality of consciousnesses, and there also exist plurally the qualities of desire, hatred, effort, pleasure, and pain.”