Sentence examples similar to Profuse information from inspiring English sources
Profuse apologies followed.
Profuse obscenities, mostly uttered in the name of God.
"Profuse" is a useful word with which to approach this ambitious, high-concept effort.
Profuse and genuine greenery sprouted out of giant crocks in the hallways.
Profuse grass growth also presented a problem for young puffins on the Farne Islands.
That information hardly fits with the agency's profuse efforts to scapegoat Jeffrey Sterling for its operational woes in Iran.
This in vivo experiment closely mirrored the extract from the Dysidea sponge, which is also profuse in different structural classes of polybrominated phenolic molecules (Supporting Information Figure 44), including, albeit in low abundance, never before reported dihydroxylated dibenzo- p-dioxin corresponding to species denoted by ⧫ in Figure 3b.
Even with the massive overwhelming information available on how to be healthy, people still eat profuse amounts of artificially injected food, sit too long during the day or stress and do nothing about it.
After making exaggeratedly profuse apologies for the error, Lost in Showbiz cordially requested as much further information as possible on the matter – and was fully expecting the press officer to get around to providing it just the second temperatures in Hell plunge below freezing.
