Sentence examples similar to a profusion of lines from inspiring English sources

The only place where confusion sets in is Oceania, where a profusion of dotted lines attempt to organize the South Seas Islands.

There is also a profusion of string-straight lines, some extending for miles, none suggesting an immediate explanation of why they were drawn.

Still, together with a profusion of short, sharp dividing lines, dematerialisation is Cubism's leading visual characteristic.

The enjoyment begins at the walkway into the tavern, which is lined with a profusion of fresh garden flowers.

ON BEHALF OF THE STALE OLD media the Internet vowed to bury, "Thanks, guys!" A profusion of Web portals and other on-line sites are warring for attention with huge ad budgets.

The rise of the Internet, of course, has meant a profusion of channels for news and opinion.

But there is not enough business to warrant a profusion of sound stages, he said.

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

All e-mail users are familiar with the classic message list showing just names and subject lines, sometimes accompanied by a reading pane and always surrounded by a profusion of detailed buttons and menus.

There is a profusion of marble.

Every major work drew a profusion of takers.