Sentence examples for * the profusion from inspiring English sources

But the profusion was misleading.

Surely liberals can do better than this.Does the profusion of mindlessly partisan books matter?

Despite the profusion of minor candidates, he said, French presidents have always hailed from major parties.

Taking in the profusion of camo-wear, Mr. Kors was tickled.

"It's amazing," she continued of the profusion of all-cash buyers.

Either way, the profusion of precedents in these works decreases the incentive to ponder such questions.

I say this because of the profusion of styles we found among these bottles.

Outside of Cochin, the profusion of high-rise buildings was striking.

This explains the profusion of carnations and other flowers floating in the surf.

Her garden, the profusion of rugosa rose and sea lavender along the shore.

Even the profusion of red dots — symbols for "sold" — doesn't dampen the enthusiasm.