multifariousness

• “Your book is refreshing because you deal with the multifariousness of ordinary, backbreaking work in all its gory reality, without the filtering prism of the upper or middle classes.”

  The Huffington Post: Anis Shivani: 'Breathless In Bombay' Author Murzban Shroff Reflects On The Real Mumbai: Exclusive Interview

• “Given the multifariousness of mental states, it is quite likely that the correct position will be some kind of combination of these positions.”

  Physicalism

• “Of course, Boswell's biography is the greater for being the original one and the one uniquely suited to its subject's almost baroque multifariousness, but prejudice against Mrs. Thrale certainly steered Boswell away from any accurate examination of her relationship with Johnson.”

  The Powers of Dr. Johnson

• “And say if you enjoy its multifariousness as much as I do the silent spaces of the desert where most of my days are spent.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Five of Hearts

• “At least, that it is would follow from conjoining two features of the human moral situation briefly argued for above: the multifariousness of moral considerations that arise in particular cases and the need and possibility for employing moral principles in sound moral reasoning.”

  Moral Reasoning

• “Here in our country town, our population is high 80something% Caucasian, and, with a significant Native American population, that leaves very little percentages for "multifariousness.”

  The thin Saturday paper

• “The world in its multifariousness offers ample evidence for any hypothesis.”

  Inner Guide

• “Lone ambassador of the multifariousness of known worlds, here and gone again, out of the darkness, into the darkness: Enterprise goes about her business.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dark Mirror

• “As Fiske has it, "Whatever else may be true, the conviction is brought home to us that in all this endless multifariousness there is one single principle at work, that _all is tending towards an end that was involved in the very beginning_.”

  Problems of Immanence: studies critical and constructive

• “This great multifariousness of the German life was recognized and admired by others.”

  New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915

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