Sentence examples for a profusion of examples from inspiring English sources

There's not a profusion of examples here, but among those happily present are Takizawa Shigenobu's "Courtesan in Robes With Calligraphic Motifs" (1720's), a detailed study of a tall, elegant figure in luxurious garments whose statuesque stance suggests that of a royal personage.

Weaving together diaries, newspapers, polls, and other primary sources, Kynaston maps the fine grain of daily life ("How much drunkenness was there?" "What to wear during this exceedingly hot spell?"), but the profusion of examples sometimes clouds the narrative.

And the food, prepared by Didier Clement, the chef, is exquisite, starting with a profusion of amuse-bouches: a slice of excellent hare terrine, for example, a saucer of fricasseed girolles and a tray of canapes.

Following the example of the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, a profusion of "fringe" theatres sprang up in converted cellars, warehouses, and the back rooms of pubs.

About a decade ago, one began to notice a profusion of Organization Kids at elite college campuses.

In the late 50's, for example, when teenagers first became a major presence on the road, there was a profusion of car crash songs -- so many that the songs constituted a subgenre of their own.

In his book "Alpha Dogs," the British journalist James Harding cites this story as an example of how the business of political campaigning is being remade, across the globe, by a profusion of fine-grained data about voters and their habits.

There is a profusion of marble.

Every major work drew a profusion of takers.

But a profusion of benchmarks may just confuse consumers.

A profusion of different systems from very simple to very complex are in use.