| Using this methodology, his conclusion was that power was distributed pluralistically in New Haven. |
| The bagpipe is a pluralistically singular instrument, the music of which is either liked or loathed. |
| They can keep it, as long as it is democratically and pluralistically informed. |
| Talk of such a nation at this point is therefore one of the few jokes Syrians of all stripes can currently laugh about together – which is to say pluralistically. |
| We have to come to some kind of understanding through this organization pluralistically. |
| The triplets assert difference and sameness, repression and expression, in an identity that is pluralistically unique and individually complicated. |
